Since the beginning of former Yugoslavia’s disintegration and the conflict that followed, NATO has clearly treated the Serbs as the enemy side – whether it was about the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia or Kosovo and Metohija. NATO bombed the Serbs in the Serbian Republic (Republika Srpska in 1994/1995), which has weakened its position before the negotiations in Dayton; it bombed the Serb positions in Croatia (1995.), enabling the Croatian military to destroy the Republic of Serbian Krajina and expel hundreds of thousands of Serbs; it bombed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro, in 1999), in alliance with the Kosovo Albanian Liberation army, and enabled the unilateral secession of Kosovo from Serbia. In these attacks, NATO killed thousands of Serbian civilians and soldiers, and damages in Serbia only exceed $ 30 billion. No NATO member has ever been sued for war crimes. zastonato.org/english/2010/08/chronology-of-nato-attacks-on-serbs/
Posted on: Thu, 01 Aug 2013 21:29:33 +0000
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