roland dumas, was simply taken by surprise by the situation. who are the serbs?nd i remember that roland dumas simply said: “it’s better for me to take up the school history textbook again, because no one understood what was happening.” the destruction of yugoslavia was only the beginning something more, i remember that period very well, i worked in new york, this topic was lively discussed in the un security council, by the year ninety-nine, the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia no longer existed, its collapse was actively stimulated by the european union and the americans. following the disappearance of the soviet union, their task was to destroy another large european country so that it would not interfere with the plans of domination of maintaining the american western hegemony forever. i think that the collapse of yugoslavia, the separation of kosovo from serbia has been in the plans of the west for a long time, starting in the ninety-first year, but the events, specifically nato aggression, go back to the ninety-eighth year. in the region of kosovo,

and i remember that roland dumas simply said: it’s better for me to take up the school history textbookthe map. the destruction of yugoslavia was only the beginning of something bigger. i remember that period very well, i worked in new york, this topic was lively discussed in the un security council. by ninety-nine, the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia no longer existed. its collapse was actively stimulated. the european union and the americans, following the disappearance of the soviet union, had the task of destroying another large european country so that it would not interfere with the plans of domination to preserve forever american western hegemony in general. i think that the collapse of yugoslavia, the separation of kosovo from serbia has long been in the plans of the west, starting in 1991, but events. specifically nato aggression, they go back to the year ninety-eight. in the region of kosovo, an integral part of serbia, where albanians already made up 80% of the population, separatism reached such a stage that by the mid-nineties several armed groups created the so-ca