Sight №207 29.03.1999 (1999)

The program's guests are residents of Yugoslavia who were caught in the war in Moscow.

Getting news via the Internet.

Filming the day before the broadcast: people talk to family and friends on the phone.

Current news summary.

A teleconference with Belgrade: presenter Tamara Zamyatina about the situation in the city.

The main events of the past 24 hours: ambulances overloaded, school and student classes cancelled, a concert in the center of Belgrade, anticipation of the bombing of the bridges over the Sava and Danube.

Discussion of the humanitarian catastrophe and its further spread.

Pristina, filmed in October 1998: a military airfield.

Harvesting underway in the countryside.

Everyday life in anticipation of the bombing.

Destruction in cities and villages.

The wounded in hospital.

Alexander Lyubimov compares the situation in Kosovo with the war in Chechnya.

Excerpts from an interview with Americans in Moscow about their attitude toward the US actions in Kosovo.

The influence of the media on Muscovites' attitude toward the Americans.

The program's guests from among the interviewed Americans answer questions about American policy and possible causes of the war.

Should the media be trusted?

Footage of the rally at the US Embassy.

What is democracy and how does it feel in practice (a discussion with the participation of all the program's guests).