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Part III Chapter IV Section A; “Merciful Angel” Serbian capital Belgrade 197 Boshkovich 80 The Serbs would not accept a Nato force; Nato on its 50th anniversary wanted to show it mattered - and only one outcome was possible 198 It was 24 th March 1999 when the first ―smart bombs‖, as some ―experts‖ like to call them, were felt in the Federal Republic Yugoslavia. These bombs are considered smart due to their precision, which is unquestionable, but nobody cared about the size of the blasts that were produced from explosions. NATO would, for example, hit the Army Headquarters in the Serbian capital Belgrade, which is in downtown, even if that building was empty days before bombing. However, civilians on the streets were killed even if 197 Info-sluzba Kosova I Metohije Online, http://www.kosovo.net/news/archive/2007/March_25/2.html 198 BBC Online, ―<strong>Rambouillet</strong> Talks ‗Designed to Fail‘,‖ March 19, 2000, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/682877.stm
Boshkovich 81 they were mile away. Actually, more people died from the second ‗tomahawk‘, which was launched a half hour later, because they came to help the injured. Civilians died also in Radio Television of Serbia, in sanitarium in Surdulica 199 , on dozens of bridges 200 including the train bridge when the train passing through 201 , in factories (some of them created small ecological catastrophes), in schools, etc. NATO bombers also attacked refugees‘ convoy on Kosovo because they thought that it was a military convoy. 202 Unfortunately, so-called journalists from western countries did not have an interest in the coverage of this side of the story. NATO officials, such as General Wesley Clark, also did not show concerns for this issue, and they viewed civilian victims as ―collateral damage‖. Actually, as Rebecca Sumner noticed: ―three to four times more civilians than soldiers were killed‖. Besides that, based to international law and NATO's documents, NATO must be subordinate to the UN and meet the terms of the international law. But in the case of Kosovo, NATO waged war without declaration of war which is illegal, used cluster bombs (forbidden for exceptional inhumanity), ―and repeatedly refused to subordinate their actions to the UN‖. 203 One of the reasons for NATO’s arrogance can be found in President Clinton‘s statement from 1993, where he said in regard to NATO interventions: ―With the United Nations if possible, without it if necessary‖. He also added: ―NATO is the decision-making criterion for the UN and not the other way around‖. 204 199 General Wesley K. Clark, Waging Modern War: Bosnia, Kosovo, and the Future of Combat (New York: Public Affairs, 2001), 334. 200 Ibid, 334. 201 Ibid, 254. 202 Ibid, 254-55. 203 Rebecca Sumner, ―A New World Order,‖ London Daily Online, http://www.london-daily.com/art/ldrebec.htm 204 Youtube Online, Bettina Kapune, ―It started with a Lie - NATO Aggression against Serbia 1999 Part 3,‖ Westdeutschen Rundfunks (WDR), 2001, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kuhfyd6bJs&NR=1
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Part I Introduction Map of Former Y
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