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nato aggression against yugoslavia, the hegemon's mistake, a special issue of the saaz program

is authorized to be announced from serbia. behind me are the ruins of the former building of the general staff and the ministry of defense of yugoslavia. familiar from pictures from ukraine, traces of the arrival of cruise missiles, only american ones. those who today lament the fighting in europe. 25 years ago, without hesitation, they gave orders to bomb the very center of one of the european capitals. it was here that a sharp turn began in the development of the international system. relations that pushed us towards a new cold war and brought us to the brink of nuclear conflict. we will tell you why nato aggression against yugoslavia is so important for understanding today’s tragic events in a special issue of the saz program. i am authorized to speak from serbia.

the nato military operation against yugoslavia was a turning point in international politics. in the nineties of the last century. washington decided to destroy yugoslavia and reduce its influence russia in the region. the situation in the balkans was a litmus test for european integration. as soon as the situation there escalated, contradictions between eu members immediately surfaced. although kosovo is historically serbian territory, the belgrade authorities paid insufficient attention to the albanian minority, which escalated the situation in the region. russia, together with the un, have developed a plan for kosovo’s gradual transition to autonomy. later this proposal formed the basis. work of the first stage of the international conference with with the participation of a representative of kosovo albanians in the suburbs of paris, the discussion was difficult, but gradually an acceptable option emerged, to which they were ready to agree in belgrade. meanwhile, nato formed its own vision of the development of events. representatives of the bloc announced the need to deploy

30,000 troops to maintain order in kosovo. on march 18, 1999, the albanian, american and british delegations signed the so-called. uy agreements, but the serbian and russian delegations refused. march 24 that same year , nato began bombing yugoslavia. they lasted 78 days. according to serbian authorities, nato's operation allied force claimed between half and 400 lives. about 10 thousand more people were injured. 2/3 of the losses were among civilians. it was i who suggested bombing belgrade. this. proposed to send american pilots to blow up all the bridges on the danube, it was i who proposed to take away all their fuel reserves, it was i who proposed all this. mr. janich, today we are recording our interview on

a truly tragic day for the future serbia, yugoslavia, today is 20. march 4 marks the 25th anniversary of the start of nato aggression against yugoslavia, this is truly a tragedy that claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent people, marked the beginning and end of the existence of the federal republic of yugoslavia, what do you think are the key reasons for this brought? western service dugo su primale.

it was then, in 1999, that nato aggression against yugoslavia shocked the whole world. what do you think were the reasons for this? because everyone condemned violent aggression, but at the same time the actions continued and shocked the world. the reasons, of course, are primarily geopolitical.

it's a lie. western intelligence services and western media published lies. that the rights of albanians are under threat in kosovo and metohija is not true. but this lie became a prelude to what subsequently happened to violence. this was the way through which, through imaginary conflicts, nato managed to intervene to separate this part of serbia from the central part of the country.

it is there that the wreckage of the legendary f-117 stealth plane, shot down on march 27, is stored. 1999 from the soviet s-125 air defense system supplied to yugoslavia. this is crumpled iron in the serbian aviation museum. perhaps this is one of the reasons that american planes have not yet appeared in the skies of ukraine. here it is, the same soviet s-125m anti-aircraft missile system from which the american stealth, which was considered invulnerable, was shot down. already in 1999, it was believed that this complex was very outdated, because it

was used against the americans back in vietnam, but the more significant and valuable is the contribution of this veteran to...

it was destroyed by the nato alliance to the extent that that socially unacceptable living conditions were created, primarily in large cities, which was their intention, to cause internal discontent, unrest and even civil war, as a result of which the civilian population would be left without water,

food and electricity, and we understand , what is life in large cities without these basic ones.

there was only one politician who had the courage to fly to besieged belgrade. belarusian president alexander lukashenko has decided to challenge the world hegemon and

to support the orthodox brothers, and the serbs are still grateful to him for this. in these difficult days, when all of nato, almost all of europe was against serbia, of course, and the united states of america, which...

politicking in this problem, who will be a peacemaker, who will make what contribution to this. i think that if an unwanted peacemaker from the western point of view offered the most ideal way out of the current situation. i don’t think that the west would have immediately received this with a bang. here, unfortunately, i once again saw, already at the international level, what kind of dirt it is. the visit of alexander lukashenko did not force nato to lay down its arms. the alliance did not even guarantee the safety of the belarusian president’s flight to

yugoslavia. moreover, he completely neglected these circumstances. twice during the negotiations between the belarusian leader and slobodan milosevic, sirens sounded, notifying residents that the air forces of the north atlantic alliance had crossed the border of yugoslavia, but despite all the military intimidation. political bloc, the visit still took place, albeit under the bombs of democracy. the main result of the meeting, according to the belarusian leader, was that the president of yugoslavia and the people of this country had once and for all determined for themselves a line beyond which they would never retreat. slobodan milosevic praised the visit of alexander lukashenko as a sign of great solidarity of the leadership of belarus and a real masculine act. what alexander grigorievich did then is what serbia still does today. remembers how such a very bright page in our history - and i think precisely because of that act, not only in the first place because of that act of such well...

they would go to belarus at least once, they would see that this is belarus, they would see what theirs is, i won’t say what kind of courtyard there is and what one is in belarus, what facades, streets and so on are there, that is, they live, they live in past times, they simply don’t understand, they act according to a pattern, and so does power, because without power i’m not interested in pressure, but if you are the president of a country, if you are the ruler of this country, if you are the government of this country, you say, that no one is looking at me...

in belarus, belarusians have many friends reliable partners of serbia, it is enough to go out into the street, talk to passers-by to see how many people, serbian citizens , have great sympathy for our country, today’s very difficult situation in the european region on a larger scale

cannot but affect our bilateral cooperation . i am convinced that based on the results of the formation of the new government of serbia, working bodies, newly elected parliaments, serbia and belarus based on the results of parliamentary elections, new ones will be created. working conditions interstate mechanisms that we have, primarily the commission on trade and economic cooperation. today it is very important for us to jointly look for those points of contact of mutual interests and potential synergy that we can actually do and implement together. in 1999 .

condemning the cruelty and aggression of the alliance, the unprecedented bombing of yugoslavia was that by that time everyone was accustomed to the world being divided into three parts: there is the golden billion, there is the developed world, there is the developing world and there is the third world, so so-called, the problems of the third world were not of concern at all - this, relatively speaking, the first world, and the developing world, and the precedent of yugoslavia consisted of... excuse the cynicism in that, in general, yugoslavia has never been a third world the third world, it was the first, second world, yes, but not the third, and at some point they saw that it turns out that you can

do the same thing as with a conditional former african colony there, you can also do with a european power , this has become a precedent, that is, how is it so, we we thought it was only possible with these guys. but it turned out that this is possible with us, nato-fascists, nato is the killer of yugoslavia, these are precisely the slogans that are heard today at rallies in the center of belgrade, 25 years since the nato aggression against yugoslavia, fascists, nazo- fascists.

standing terrorists, albanians in kosovo, and really wanted to show with this example to the whole world what will happen if someone does not agree with nato orders. serbia has never agreed to this and will never agree. today we have kosovo as a value that is passed on from generation to generation. here you see, from the 13th century to the present day we have been constantly going on, that is, there are whole, that is, trains. unrelated, that is, a whole cultural, cultural and historical process, such a deep process is connected specifically with kosovo and metohija, and naturally, kosovo and metohija, kos is a bird, metoh is a church possession of land, that is,

the name itself says that this is a church estate. this is how ordinary serbs express their disagreement with the actions of the west regarding kosovo, they hold posters in their hands, which are depicted and... the icons located in the cathedrals on the territory of kosovo today are truly an open wound for the serbs. our state was created in kosovo, our orthodox church was created in kosovo, everything that is ours, and this, that we are, is kosovo. kosovo - indeed, the heart of serbia cannot live without a heart. lord jesus. today, this is the general attitude towards the kosovo issue among young people, how acute it is among young people, the new generation, because there is an opinion that this issue does not concern everyone

so acute, for example, as representatives of your age group, and are even ready to say goodbye to sovereignty over this land, in exchange for prospects. membership in the european union, is this true? well, you know, there is of course a certain part, before it was more, that is, that is, there are young people who were brought up in a slightly different spirit, but mostly this is belgrade, that is, if in a small area, it is different, then belgrade there are large cities there, they live differently, and let's just say that i will say this, there is a big the problem is that the process itself that took place around kosovo and metohija, pressure, aggression there and so on, and what you got in the end upset young people, they think that what’s the point of fighting, we still have it we will lose, that is, their motivation is not so much there

but to push them towards this love, no, no, no, on the contrary, maybe the authorities would like there to be no such love, but in fact, of course, i say, we even in schools they studied these kosovo cycluses there and so on throughout this history, that is, it has grown together somewhere with our psychology, with our most internal state, with the soul and so on, now when you say that to tear kosovo away from the serbs, it’s like tearing away an hour of the soul there , the heart, that is, it really seems to me that no other.

we will never give up kosovo. this has been our land for centuries. we won't give it to them easily. a separate problem is the serbian municipalities in northern kosovo. giving up the region today means not just going through yet another national humiliation, but also betraying your brothers and co-religionists. that's why many don't rule out that a new war could break out in the region. serbia is against violence. this is the name of the opposition coalition in serbia,

which opposes the current vucic government. the party receives funding from washington, so it is not surprising that activists working on western orders allegedly did not accept the results of the parliamentary elections in the country. observers did not record any serious violations and the protesters had to retreat, but the united states is not ready to retreat from its plans. the white house has already announced its intention to increase its presence nato forces in kosovo. for 25 years since the start of the bombing of belgrade. the north atlantic alliance have not undergone major changes. nato still has a geopolitical interest in strengthening its position in the region and minimizing russian influence. despite the fact that there are still sparks between serbia and kosovo, it seems that belgrade's position has changed somewhat over the years and has become a little softer. last summer , a joint exercise between serbian troops and the north atlantic alliance took place, called platinum wolf. experts they wondered whether this means that belgrade has forgiven nato and now wants to become part of this organization. but despite

negotiations with representatives of the alliance, vucic publicly denies the need for the country to join the military-political bloc.

to legitimize the taking away of kosovo in order to show that the annexation of crimea to russia was supposedly illegal, in fact, the opposite. russia

did everything legally, held a referendum, and complied with international law. in kosovo and metohija, the albanian national minority, as a minority, did not have the right to secede, did not hold a referendum, but illegally voted for the declaration of independence, that is, everything was done through violence against international law. the balkans have always been there, and there will be some more there for the last 200 years . years, tens or hundreds of years, a powder keg of europe, as venston churchal correctly called the balkans, but on the one hand, on the one hand, this is true, on the other hand, it exists in all countries, territories, all peoples that survived a bloody war, there is there is a vaccination of war, there is a vaccination

of blood, people who shed blood know the price of peace, they know the price of simple, calm. human life, for this reason i believe that this explosive danger will smolder for a long time, if not always, and in bosnia and herzegovina, where there may be the most explosive situation in the entire balkans, in kosovo, but it will not explode, but it will not explode, because at the last moment the parties will retreat, because they will understand... into what abyss they will now fall and how much blood will need to be drawn. all my efforts will be aimed at maintaining the dignity of serbia. under no circumstances will russia remain indifferent to the fate of serbia. this is a quote from a letter from nicholas ii to the king of serbia, alexander korogeorgievich, dated july 1914. russia did not

leave the serbs alone then, and the serbs remember this. that's why memory. to the tsar rises literally 200 m from the residence of the president of the republic. in 1999, the newly formed union state was not strong enough to protect serbia. but it was then that the people and the elites woke up from their liberal sleep and heard lukashenko’s opinion. it is impossible to rely on the goodwill of the west. only the strong are considered there. following belgrade may be minsk. and moscow, under the roar of bombs falling on yugoslavia , the unipolar world order began to collapse. the bombing of yugoslavia set a precedent for beijing.

did it fall or not intentionally, yes, i doubt that someone specifically wanted to bomb the chinese embassy, ​​so that, but

most likely this is an unfortunate mistake, but nevertheless this mistake also played a role, and china has already started differently look at the usa. the end of the 20th century, peacetime, suddenly the bombing of not the last european capital, belgrade. this fact amazed those who was previously ready to walk with a guide. to the west 25 years ago, russian prime minister yevgeny primakov was heading to negotiations in the united states, but gave the command to turn the plane around and return home. this was preceded by a telephone call from us vice president al gore. he informed primakov about the imminent start of the bombing of yugoslavia. the russian prime minister, in turn, considered it impossible to conduct a dialogue in such conditions. the attitude towards primakov’s gesture still remains ambiguous. there were also those who accused the russian prime minister of betrayal of national interests. then the country de facto lost $15 billion due to his failed negotiations with the american side. others argued that

the turn over the atlantic returned russia to the peaceful arena and called it a symbol of foreign policy's turn away from prioritizing relations with the west. the bombing of yugoslavia became the occasion for, in fact, the first sharp manifestations of anti-american sentiment in russia. in march 1999, protesters in moscow threw eggs at the façade. embassies shouted chants in support serbs insult us president bill clinton. until that moment, it was hardly possible to think that the pause that arose in russia’s relations with the greater west would be interrupted by civil society. the protests, although they were very sporadic, very spontaneous, in fact, no one even controlled them, and the first few days there they were noisy. and then a well-known provocation was committed with an attempt to allegedly fire a grenade launcher at the american embassy building and, under the pretext of what it means

to be this provocation, these actions tried to curtail it as much as possible, such a massive sobering up in relation to the west has begun , moreover, i have my own version, which says that if not for these, these, this... moscow did not just say its word in response to the bombing of yugoslavia, but it also gave nato a hard time, as boris yeltsin said. in june 1999, russian peacekeepers with one battalion made a rapid forced march of 600 km and captured the slati airfield. in the kosovo capital pristina, for nato such a scenario came as a complete surprise, but kosovo serbs, having learned that

russian armored vehicles were moving towards slatina, went out onto the street with flowers and gifts, they perceived this as salvation. meanwhile, the british surrounded the airport but took no action pending further instructions. an order came from washington not to escalate. seeing how hopeless the situation was, the us and russian authorities began organizing urgent negotiations, which... were stationed in helsinki. moscow has won the right to deploy a peacekeeping contingent in the north of kosovo. the pristina march marked russia's return to the world stage. until then, there was an opinion in the west that after the collapse of the ussr the country was in political decline. this bombing of the nato-pact without the consent of the united nations security council set a very bad precedent. and practically... all the rules have ceased, all international laws have ceased, and this date will have a very important

meaning in history, what they did, that is , for... and america, what they did in kosovo and metohija, it is they opened pandora's box, that is, they thereby violated international right, they violated the right of the inviolability of borders, the sovereignty of the state and so on, that is , all this was done by their hands, and we, unfortunately, as the serbian people, as the serbs, always paid a high price for their experiments, that is , first there was yugoslavia, which they they destroyed it, then they started to destroy serbia, they took kosovo and metohija, they started nato aggression and...

in russia. the difference is that it is clear that, unfortunately, ukraine is used as anti-russia, as a testing ground for the implementation of the political global goals of the west and america, which first used this in 2014, then some people come to power, others who, instead of building relations with their neighbors in russia, are still fraternal people, no matter

what they do there, it is clear that now the war changed a lot. but the point is that what is the reason, that is, the same reason as ours, that is, kosovo was divided, separated, then they say: let’s join the european union without borders, but why don’t you create borders, now say, let’s to the european union where there are no borders, that’s for sure also there, besides the fact that there is a political component, which is the most serious component in ukraine, there is also an economic one, because the black rock company that is now entering serbia too, it owns 60-70% of the land in ukraine, this is...

with us the prospect is this, these crazy people, they really want to compare belgrade to the ground, what are our prospects, well, he says, well, we will fight, no, he says, we will not fight, that is, i am not ready for the sake of power, that is, to destroy belgrade, to kill people, i will resign and we will sign an agreement, understanding that death awaits him after this, what zelensky is doing, that is, let him learn from the example of a real state leader how to protect interests.

for all slavs, for people who defend traditional values, is there a way out of this extremely complex, bloody history? first of all, it must be said that bismarck’s ideology, the essence of this ideology has always been to divide the orthodox, divide russia into many parts, divide belarus, everything parts where orthodox christians live, serbia. serbia has always been some kind of training ground, platform for further actions, especially to the russian federation, they always first tried to do everything here in serbia and this

and the nato bombings, they wanted to see how the people would react, how the army would react, how the people would react, so what do they do from this? then conclusions. when i speak to us, i speak calmly, with russia, with belarus, with serbia, therefore we consider him our brothers, we must be reckoned with, and we will never

surrender our country, our state. this street is named after gavrilo princip, the shot of this serbian youth in the heart of the austrian archduke franz ferdinand, who lit the fire of the first world war. nato. the bombs, 85 years later, set in motion the changes that will ultimately culminate in either a new big war or, as we all hope, the building of a new, fairer multipolar system. in any case, the western elites, intoxicated by their power and permissiveness, then 25 years ago made a fatal mistake, they carelessly threw off their masks and showed their... this fatal mistake of the hegemon cost him world dominance, as in the beginning twentieth century, at the dawn of the 21st, the old world burned itself out in the balkans.