27 Years Since The Brutal NATO Aggression Against Yugoslavia

[Deadstick]

In my view this atrocity was the start of the US Empire launching it's Global onslaught against any Country that wouldn't bow to it's demands, and as we have seen it was followed by several illegal wars of aggression, Iraq is the latest and of course Ukraine.

27 YEARS SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE NATO AGGRESSION: Day that changed Serbia forever! (PHOTO, VIDEO) | Serbiantimes.info EN

This year in Serbia and among Serbs in the diaspora, the 27th anniversary of the NATO aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) is being marked, which lasted 78 days – from March 24 to June 10, 1999, when the Kumanovo Agreement was signed, officially ending the bombing. A day...

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[martybegan]

In my view this atrocity was the start of the US Empire launching it's Global onslaught against any Country that wouldn't bow to it's demands, and as we have seen it was followed by several illegal wars of aggression, Iraq is the latest and of course Ukraine.

27 YEARS SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE NATO AGGRESSION: Day that changed Serbia forever! (PHOTO, VIDEO) | Serbiantimes.info EN

This year in Serbia and among Serbs in the diaspora, the 27th anniversary of the NATO aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) is being marked, which lasted 78 days – from March 24 to June 10, 1999, when the Kumanovo Agreement was signed, officially ending the bombing. A day...

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Sorry, but Serbia's empire desires were first nixed by the Croats and Bosnians back in the early 90's.

Kosovo didn't want to be part of Serbia anymore.

 

[1srelluc]

I bet it was like herding cats for Tito to hold that mess together while he was alive.

 

[Deadstick]

Sorry, but Serbia's empire desires were first nixed by the Croats and Bosnians back in the early 90's.

Kosovo didn't want to be part of Serbia anymore.

People in Donbass don't want to be part of Ukraine anymore, i don't buy this was part of some humanitarian concern for people in Serbia, it was Imperial aggression like i said the first among a number of others, it also blew the myth away of Nato being a defensive alliance.

 

[martybegan]

People in Donbass don't want to be part of Ukraine anymore, i don't buy this was part of some humanitarian concern for people in Serbia, it was Imperial aggression like i said the first among a number of others, it also blew the myth away of Nato being a defensive alliance.

Serbians were the aggressors back then, like the Russians are now.

Some people In Donbass, mostly the ethnic Russians brought in during decades of Russification that was started under Stalin.