Starting before midnight and lasting into the morning hours of May 14, 1999, NATO planes bombed the village of Koriša in Kosovo, where Albanian peasants were seeking refuge in a convoy.[33] Sources vary between 77[34] and 87 killed.[33][35] Survivors of the attack claimed that they had been set up by the Yugoslav police, who led them to the supply depot which was bombed that night.[35][36] The Yugoslav police had led the refugees to the depot promising them refuge and passage to Albania, although the survivors claimed that the police asked for money and made threats before escorting them.[35] After the bombing of Koriša, Yugoslav troops took TV crews to the scene shortly after the bombing.[37] The Yugoslav government insisted that NATO had targeted civilians.[38]