what was the need for the bombing of the city of sofia, the capital of bulgaria, which , in which there were no industrial enterprises for military purposes, in which there were no large military contingents, and in general the bulgarian army, in principle, during the second world war behaved quite passively and some active then the actions on the fronts in...

these cities were chosen, sofia was bombed very heavily, the bulgarian population, again social facilities, in fact there was, unfortunately, nothing new here, again social facilities, schools, hospitals , large cities , almost 400 people died in sofia, these are only official data, many died in fires, so it was difficult to identify the bodies, the exact figure is very difficult to establish and... there is still

no historical center in sofia and belgrade, many buildings are destroyed and cannot be restored. let us emphasize that the bombing of the us and british air forces did not make the path of the red army any easier. the most interesting thing is that until 1944 the british-americans did not touch koenesberg. in the year forty-four twice kenesberg was bombed, the historical center of the city was destroyed , about 189 bombers fell on the city, but at the same time, not a single one of the military forts of kenesberg was touched, and kenesberg, which means when ours already took this city in 1945 , my father was a participant in this operation, we had to bite in this way, and we lost several tens of thousands of soldiers before we took these forts,

but the united states had much worse plans when the manhattan project was actively the plan to create a nuclear bomb was being carried out, there was no certainty which of the osian powers would collapse first, the americans were not sure that germany would surrender in may of 1945.

the pace of this offensive, if, say, it would not have been in may of 1945, but the bomb had been tested in july, and let’s say, germany’s surrender was in september, the americans would not have stopped, they would have planned to strike when the soviet army approached the borders of eastern europe, carpet bombing of all these major capitals began cities of eastern europe.

this is, of course, a hypothetical formulation of the question, but it is certainly terrifying. during the war years, great britain and the usa increased their fleet of strategic bombers, great britain had about 1,600, and the united states of america increased it. here are 2,080 pieces, that is, this is a huge mass , one document is interesting, it means it’s called thunder, this document was presented by churchel in 1944 to roosevelt, in this document it stipulated what was necessary

in order to influence psychologically the german people, it is necessary, means a massive bombing of cities, these could be cities of at least 200,000 people. that she lived in order to intimidate and for a psychological impact on the german people, it is interesting, then, the reaction of roosevelt, well, whom he presents to us as a peacemaker, as a man who was not as aggressive as his partner churchel, yes, that means he writes about what i understand, he says, in order to influence the german people, not nazism, the german people. we need to castrate these people so that in the future he had no desire, in short, to oppose us. when we talk about the soviet union, which also tried to do everything for the liberation of the countries of eastern europe, there were huge sacrifices among soviet soldiers, both

during the liberation of belgrade and during the liberation of sofia, in general, the soviet soldier did a lot for this. concentration camps. soviet union, and the heads of these countries could not close the soviet soldier returned sovereignty to the countries of eastern europe, including. and today it was it would be nice to remember this, but today it does not fit into the political

agenda that is being announced today . but we should at least remember this. remember to tell your children about this, because indeed our country made a very big contribution to the victory. in the victory of world war ii, the restoration of countries after world war ii. trushin. alexander konstantinovich, he is the commander of a battalion and a tank. i ask you to make a proposal for the rank of major. so far? a kilometer from here, let them finish it, finish it and leave. i was a tanker, now i'm

an infantryman. there is no day when we stand still, enter, gain a foothold, and move on. and so on, let's go, let's go. now there is emptiness here, several cruise missiles have shown the whole world what freedom of speech is in nato style. there were few russians, but with their help a radical change occurred in this war. he will never be able to forget what they did to us. these are not just names,

as long as we remember them, they are immortal. but... the series of the series, peace in the palm of your hand, will tell about the nato operation against yugoslavia, which began on this day, exactly a quarter of a century ago, as a result the country was destroyed, the inhabitants of modern serbia perfectly... remember the massive attacks on residential areas, and are still experiencing the consequences of the use of shells with combined uranium.

on june 10, 199, the nato military operation allied force ended. as a result of this operation in the balkans , yugoslavia, a union socialist state, ceased to exist. although we are talking block. the united states, yes, naturally, when they perform some of their tasks, they attract their nato partners. in this case, and especially from the position of today, we... naturally, when we paid attention to this tragedy, the reason,

because nato or the united states was in the defense of human rights, in the defense of national minorities, yes, in this case kosavarov, then there is what, in their terminology, constitutes universal human values, rights in this case, of course, and...

which hangs over them all the time, not just to ensure, but to systematically monitor, to ensure their strategic interests, its dominance, it has political, military, economic, technological, financial and value dominance, yes, that is, these are american values , but anyone who does not recognize these values ​​can get a tamahawk on the head. the united states and europe initially , after the end of the cold war, were not satisfied with the existence of yugoslavia as an independent

independent state that did not join western structures, so almost all means were used, including support for ideological heirs of the croatian ustosha, but fascists, yes, who glorified the accomplices of hitler and musalini and support for islamists, support for mafia structures. on the territory of kosovo with the sole purpose of, on the one hand, dismembering yugoslavia, and on the other hand, promoting the integration of these structures into the euro-atlantic community, which could have happened without nato intervention. in general, the contradictions that have developed in yugoslavia are quite possible. it would be possible to resolve it peacefully, including through a peaceful divorce, if these contradictions existed

too serious to preserve the existence of yugoslavia as a single state, we all see that today these republics, for the most part , exist normally and resolve conflicts that arise peacefully, but then, including due to the intervention of external forces, this conflict turned into a military confrontation , external players often did not contribute to its resolution of this situation, on the contrary.

many in the west do not remember or do not know about this, it is generally accepted that this was a heroic nato operation, this is such the consensus that saved the lives of the united albanians there, and the lives of the dead serbs , is mostly not spoken about by either politicians or most journalists, but of course, it was an extremely cruel, extremely cynical operation, because its goal was: kosovo under the control of the separatists and nato

, so to speak, was important, kosovo was important for... the americans, firstly, it was a good opportunity to create a new additional american military base in europe, it is now one of the largest, secondly, in kosovo, i i don't remember now there is some large deposit that is important for industry, in fact, the americans gained access to this deposit in the west... there was a growing feeling that if milosevic did not give in, they would have to start a ground operation, which they were extremely afraid of, because that this meant a huge number of victims, a drop in the ratings of bill clinton, tony blair and other figures, which is why they activated this company at some point, refused to agree to a truce at easter, which they were asked to do, including by the russian leadership ,

and well, in the end they achieved their goal, although it should be noted that russian... diplomacy was able to help serbia, the russian military, russian diplomacy, through organizing the transfer of our peacekeepers to the territory of kosovo, contributed to the fact that at least some kind of protection by kosovo the serbs were provided with it in the first years after this operation. the first thing they did was bomb television, yes, to deprive the government of the opportunity to inform its population, to abandon the population, so to speak. let's just say it's the option of freedom of access to information in an american publishing house, yes, to deprive the population of this information, and then , so to speak, to strike at the usual, in such cases, the americans strike at what is called vital infrastructure, that is

, the infrastructure that provides basic vital spheres. international norms, the united states takes the opposite position, arguing that these weapons do not pose harm to civilians . you see, the united states does not

shy away from anything when it wants to achieve goals. they can explain later, yes, but... or let's say, well, completely cynically, it means that the american ambassador in belgrade spoke, suggesting to the serbs, well, let's forget this, yes , well, this is an old story, yes, why should we remember, let's we are now thinking about , therefore, prospects, yes, about how we can better organize our relations, promote well-being, these are cynics, well, in principle, a politician is a cynical thing, but in this case,

we remember, literally a year later the first color revolution, associated, among other things, with the consequences of this company, when psychological people, so to speak, the serbian people, the serbian population , a significant part, who fell under the influence of western propaganda, began to consider themselves and their leadership guilty of what happened, this is a fairly common, often used western technique. in addition to bombing, the united states fueled the fire of contradictions in the balkans and supported mafia structures. terrorist organizations, of course, kosovo, at some point, and this happened in 1999 against the backdrop of the bombings, immediately after the end of nato aggression

against yugoslavia, kosovo turned into a black hole , where field commanders were in power, and people, as you noticed, were involved in drug trafficking, in terrorist acts, there was also a trade in organs, now on this occasion, finally, after almost a quarter of a century began to be sorted out... she came to the conclusion that hashim thaci, his subordinates, organized and extremely cynically cruel redirection of serbs, including

russians, unfortunately, to the territory of albania, where they were kept for a long time, that is, in special built premises, then their organs were taken, of course they were killed, and this was part of a whole network of mafia schemes created to maintain ... the ability of the kosovo liberation army and to enrich individuals associated with this army associated with a whole conglomerate of mafia groups, albanian mafia groups operating all over the world. in general, this episode is really bloody, it really has dire consequences.

some kind of international investigation so that all aspects of this tragedy are presented and were told who is responsible for this current state, those years with the support of the united states and with the support of the mission in kosovo, the leader of this region and thaçi, there and ramush haradinaj, who later took the position of prime minister, they were given carte blanche to maximize free to decide any, so to speak. financial issues, and political issues, and through intimidation of people, through the organization of certain criminal schemes, essentially no one denies this, now in this

regard, just the current kosovo management is trying to conduct an investigation, well, i repeat, in their own interests. the first bombs fell on yugoslavia on march 24 , 1999 at 19:45 local time. no one could believe that the country could be attacked at the end of the 20th century. what the west did is completely unacceptable. they directly started the war, essentially in the center of europe. these are the same cores from united uranium that were dropped on yugoslavia during the bombing. i

saw everything with my own eyes, the city lives and... in this at this moment, the peacekeepers, as they called themselves, are sending missiles at this living city. the hegemons tried to perpetuate their dominance. the war in europe did not start in 2014 or 22. no, there was one rule for them: everything was allowed to them and that they could do everything.

in russia today there is national mourning for the victims of the crocus city hall terrorist attacks, in cities and towns on administrative buildings state flags have been lowered at half-mast, entertainment sporting events have been canceled throughout the country, on the broadcast network, television

and radio channels as well... there were changes on the air , no advertising or entertainment programs. according to the latest data, 133 people and another 152 died as a result of the tragedy.