50-60 seems very implausibly high, and I note you only quote the very highest estimates not the full range of estimates. Only 8 victims were ever identified, an

50-60 seems very implausibly high, and I note you only quote the very highest estimates not the full range of estimates. Only 8 victims were ever identified, and it's extremely unlikely 90% of victims would not have been identifiable. Most likely with the higher estimates the number of killed was conflated with the number of injured, or the number of people on the train. The fact is the bridge was a legitimate target and no evidence was found that the train itself was targeted. NATO opened itself to an independent investigation and was committed to abiding by it's findings. We should push other countries and organisations to do the same, and face the same standards of scrutiny.