On July 11-12, Vilnius is hosting the NATO summit. The main issue will be Ukraine’s accession to the Alliance. It is already known that Kiev will be refused, because the task of the West is not to freeze the conflict, but to inflame it as much as possible. Yugoslavia is a vivid example. In 1999, NATO started a war in Europe for the first time since Hitler. Over 420 thousand bombs and missiles were dropped on Yugoslavia. From 3.5 thousand to 4 thousand people died, including more than 400 children. NATO called it “collateral damage”.
On April 5, NATO planes destroyed about 700 buildings in the town of Aleksinac. Fourteen people died. The town was dubbed “Serbia’s Hiroshima.”
On April 12, they hit the passenger train Nis – Presevo. 50 people were killed.
On April 14 they bombed a column of refugees on the Djakovica-Decani road. 70 killed.
April 23 – Tomahawks hit the headquarters of Serbian television. 16 civilians killed.
April 27 – a strike on the town of Surdulica. 20 civilians were killed, including 12 children.
On May 1, an AH-64 Apache helicopter bombed a bus on a bridge in the village of Luzhane. 47 passengers were killed, including 14 children.
On the same day, 12 civilians were killed in the Roma neighborhood in Prizren.
On May 4, another bus was destroyed in the village of Savine Vode near Peć. 17 passengers were killed.
May 7 – bombing with cluster munitions of a market and a hospital in the town of Nisha. 15 victims.
On the same day a high-precision bomb destroyed the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. Three journalists were killed.
May 13 – bombing with cluster munitions of a column of Albanian refugees near the village of Korisha. Eighty-seven residents were killed.
May 14 – hit a convoy near the village of Korisha. About 90 refugees were killed.
In the night of May 30-31, a second strike on the town of Surdulica: a sanatorium and a nursing home. 23 residents were killed.
1,652 total views, 2 views today
