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on august 30, 1995 , nato bombers appeared in the skies of yugoslavia , an air operation of the north atlantic

alliance began against the bosnian serbs, deliberate forces. it was the first large-scale war finished, in fact. the first military operation of nato , uh, before that, the bloc did not take such actions, which was connected with uh, the prevailing deterrent, and during the cold war and after the end of the cold war, nato was in search of its identity. why is such a structure needed, when the threat to prevent which it was created , it was the soviet union, ceased to exist even in a dream, and after several years of thinking about it, the washington, brussels, leadership came to the conclusion that it was yugoslavia that could become a testing ground. where does it mean , uh, these forces now at that moment nato aviation can be used in the ninety-fifth year, and this was a rehearsal, but from the fact that

was in 99 the bombing of yugoslavia. this was also used for airstrikes, but for targets, and for critical infrastructure and a , of course, but in the media, uh, the americans tried to present it, as i even remember, as surgically accurate strikes, but in reality, of course, critical infrastructure. she is critical because she is needed. and for the survival of the life support of the population and the population seriously suffered civilians, there is always a demonstration effect, and here it was a ninety-minute effect. and for our nato partners this is who we are and how can we yes, not neither france nor germany nor other nato countries possessed these mahawks, but these stealths and so on. yes, and the americans demonstrated what they are, in general, it was a demonstration of a new type of war, contactless war. and there the troops did not

land, they hit with rockets. yes, they hit aircraft from ships with missiles. yes, this is a non-contact war. it was just a demonstration that the americans have. uh, a new vision of how to wage uh war. yes, in order not to have their own victims, if they are corpses, if therefore the public will ask what are you doing there? yes and so you beat there victims there death. yes, and you have clean hands, although initially. she is the american president there'll be the elder said. e that the us has no interests in this country. no, interests in this region. he said we can see a dofight. we don't have a dog in this fight, it's such a common american expression, ah, but after a few months of years, and the usa completely.

they were loaded into the circulation in the yugoslav events both at the diplomatic level and then at the military level with the participation of infrastructure. and nato for the first time in the history of this alliance, it was also important to demonstrate the combat capability of nato . give nato some new task in the conditions when the soviet union ceased to exist as a treaty organization and there was talk that maybe nato's mission was completed. states in the nineties , the idea was very popular that the problem should be solved bypassing the united nations. and here is the very model of international law. this is the idea of ​​respect for state sovereignty. she came into conflict with by the practice of ex-territoriality or by such more ordinary language law long arms that the united states of america this policy wanted to carry out for them, but right along the edward halle tokar the sovereignty

of other states. seen as an obstacle to the fullest possible realization of their goals and objectives, and the law acted where it was convenient, otherwise, they wanted to bypass the mechanism. he is one side one vote. this model prevented them from implementing it, and global governance with the help of convenient formats for choosing convenient institutions and such comfortable institutions in military terms were nato and in economic terms, and the seven. after the end of the cold war ah, american and generally western strategies became obsessed with the idea of ​​removing any obstacles to the establishment of a unipolar world order, including yugoslavia uh, definitely yugoslavia under milosevic. there remained one of the few, and strange in europe, who did not fit into this new paradigm, corresponding to the ideas of the end of history and that is why, but gradually

it happened not immediately, but gradually, but the west began to get involved inside the yaroslavl process, which were caused, including by objective factors, that is, inter- ethnic problems of contradictions accumulate for decades, and after the death of joseph wanders and internal. uh, crisis tendencies in yugoslavia, they aggravated yugoslavia, and it was in sharp contrast to the rest of europe. yes, if europe was going on, integration was in full swing, otherwise the processes in yugoslavia were more likely characterized by centrifugal than centripetal, and the trends were the dynamics of a and a the collapse of the soviet union sped up, uh, those conflicts that smoldered like that, and between representatives of different ethnic groups a and different faiths in yugoslavia, russia supported the serbs historically they are close to us, however

, nato took the side not on the serbian side on the side of the bosnians and croats, and uh , the task, of course, was to level military superiority serbia and uh, force serbia to recognize. uh, the autonomous status of kosovo first germany u represented primarily by the then minister of foreign affairs. ah, dietrich genster. uh, played her part to stimulate, processes, pushing in particular croatia and slovenia to withdraw from yugoslavia a. then, after the serb well, the yaroslavl de-factor of the serov montenegrin, the leadership at that moment tried to take steps aimed at preserving the unity of the country and supporting the ethnic serb population, which was left alone with its own long-standing ideological opponents in croatia and bosnia after that , the united states intervened as well. another aspect why

did the americans clung to it? here, uh, in this topic they in fact, they continued the line of splitting, e, states, but sergei remained all the same, but a large state. moreover, the federal structure, so this is what happened in the nineties, when slovenia and croatia and other former former yugoslav republics fell away, and serbia nevertheless rose, er, a large state. well, as always, they consider such a recalcitrant state to be something, in what way was it expressed? first , unplug it. uh, kosovo later took montenegro. yes, and they also accepted nato into the united states, and there were not obvious motives related to internal political situation in the country first of all divert attention. from the mistakes of a politician in the united states, in particular bill clinton, who became president after bush sr. her task

was that, firstly, to achieve a certain, uh, pr effect, you need to pay attention to this situation that developed in the united states killed clinton at that moment the rhythm collapsed he was one of the most unpopular us presidents in recent years, he needed to be in the face of domestic political problems, and in the face of some foreign political failures for this, the united states decided to go into this demonstration operation, we are talking about alkanes in their entirety and in the balkans. everything is narrower than that of all states serbia is that balkan state that other small states can gather around you. and if, therefore, it is necessary. uh, it was his roughly chest to beat him with such opportunities. what was, in fact, done, so to speak, right? so in this, of course, the demonstration effect should have been not only for the serbs. for it means,

uh, for nato partners well, naturally for other states, including for russia, and the yugoslav history was intended to send a signal to both russia and other countries . which can, with the help of both station and military and political heat-political diplomatic mechanisms, force the implementation of the imposed scenario. and the same yugoslavia later finally forked out and turned into serbia. modern international law, a, peacekeeping, but interprets it as issues of international peace and security, and according to the charter of the united nations , the prerogative of resolving issues of peace and

security, but belongs to the un security council and in addition, a regional organization can conduct peacekeeping operations on e, the territory of member states these organizations, and thus, of course legitimate. and this operation of the ninety-fifth year was not generally in charge of it, and the security council but refused to vote, because they believed that russia and china were completely justified, but they would veto a and. and, of course, from the point of view of strict international legal legitimacy of the grounds. and for this operation was not in fact. yes, it was a one-sided action, which is from the point of view. tantsev relied on the un security resolutions harshly, criticizing the serbs, of course, we should not ah describe the bosnian serbs as aside, but completely, not involved in the corporal military

, including the crimes that took place on the territory of bosnia herzegovina, is another matter, that all the participants in this conflict are associated with rather, and ugly situations , ugly stories, while it was the bosnian serbs that were singled out as the side that the us decided to demonize and against which it was decided to use force by the international community. and then, of course , after the collapse of the soviet union, the united states was seen as the main leader, but still , there was some sobering of the international community regarding methods and tools, and us policy as the main driving force. a nato a regarding a how the united states treats international law, and for them it is the right of the strong yes, the strong does what he can, and the weak are forced to yield, and the willingness to disregard international law, and the willingness to neglect humanitarian

considerations for the safety of the civilian population, of course, it was already noticeable then. a, but still then still a world. uh, the media and the international community have condemned, but reservedly condemned, the uh, aggression. uh, nato and the us in this regard. actually began to take shape so the concept of order began to take shape, rule-based contradiction of the idea of ​​international law on the one hand. there is international law. these are un resolutions, this is the consensus that was formed in the security council through the efforts of russian diplomats and our and our representatives , he vorontsova and the efforts of vitali ivanovich churkin, who worked on the ground in yugoslavia, and on the other hand. there is a desire in washington by the washington leaders of their allies in brussels to carry out this demonstrative forceful action aimed at intimidate belgrade into realizing the peace agreement under

the washington plan. a nuclear weapon, but, but this is a very powerful weapon, which, as far as it is unknown, allows you to penetrate tank armor , but and, and uranium is not used there, but a high degree of enrichment, but still it poses a threat, but for the ecology of the regions discussions about how harmful to the ecology of the civilian population are warheads with combined uranium the united states claims that they do not pose a danger to the environment. never officially admitted their guilt, but they, uh, did not compensate for the costs, but for the serbian population. although, according to official statistics, of course, this could not but affect the environment and people's health,

including statistics showing an increase in the inevitable oncological diseases.

what is the area of ​​responsibility of your responsibility along a front of 25 km 40 km deep, this is the core of my grouping, an advanced control panel, here is a grouping command group, a complex position controlled by morning lines is not allowed, i have daily working task force in glasses.

mine followed the street and lanes behind each house . on august 30, there was a raid directly on the center of kursk. we had to crawl out under the rubble of the house. the most public building suffered the most , only the skeletons of the wall remained, without ceilings, 38.099 civilians found 10 skeletonized corpses. here is horror.

selling seven breweries for the price

of one bottle is such a controversial decision taken by the dutch heinaken. she gets rid of assets in russia for just 1 euro. at the same time, their losses from leaving the country the company estimated at least 300 million buyers became the largest manufacturer of perfumes and household chemicals ernest in addition to paying a purely symbolic amount of the specified transaction. he, which is much more important , undertook to pay off khainakin's accumulated debts in russia, which is more than 100 million euros, and also to keep places for all employees. this nearly 2,000 people company has been exposed to risks. uh, as from the side of sanctions there european bureaucrats, so in fact from the side of european consumers we have seen several dozen actions in europe when uh companies that continue to operate in russia have so far been declared boyfeet for the purchase of goods by local consumers, and thus, accordingly, their financial indicators

have deteriorated significantly in their respective main regions, the company will not receive the right to a subsequent buyout of assets. this means that the guardian company is leaving the russian market forever. at the same time , many other companies that are curtailing their activities in russia are in no hurry to burn bridges. the japanese uniqlon recently announced that it was putting its operations in the country the company will not be liquidated for a pause and may continue its activities in the future. in the meantime, it has terminated all lease contracts and fired staff; its net loss in russia last year was 10 billion 700 million rubles. in general, revenue turned out to be 55% lower than in 2021. now other brands are already actively occupying unikla's retail space. such as lime gloria jeans and just clubs , the departure of foreigners from our market has become an incentive for many domestic companies, as well as players from friendly russian countries. online retailer lamoda plans to launch its own sports retail chain this year. including on the site of the former adidas outlets

, the company noted that in the near future they expect to open about 300 stores in more than 20 cities of russia, this place will not be replaced by the departed global brands. brands of the arts are coming, as well as new local brands of the russian federation yes, they have less fame less power yes, but often in the artificial power that was built, such as brands they are on the territory of the russian federation and often the same people who used to work for foreigners and now work for russian management, or for management. this is official states in order to reduce the risks of only capital and the negative impact on the state market. established a number of mandatory conditions for those companies that still decide to leave the country. in particular, they must conduct an independent market assessment to sell assets at a discount of at least 50% and pay the state at

least 10% of their value through such fees since the beginning of the year, the budget has replenished by more than 50 billion rubles. there are a number of additional requirements, such as the right to return and buy back your business. now it is valid for no longer than two years. e hmm the so-called recommendations, yes , the slack commission that agree on key transactions is more than 50%, and this is in the nose of the budget 10% of the transaction price discount from the transaction price of more than 90%, 5 prices 5% of the market value. this is nikita's establishment of the company's performance indicators, while many companies prefer to continue their activities in russia resorting to rebranding, for example, dutch jd and pizza. now she will sell her coffee, jacobs under the monarch brand, she indicated that she did not violate any sanctions and does not intend to have the country, in turn, costa coffee announced that she would develop a caffeine network, in partnership with the russian producer of lolivella beans, the institution

could receive the same name . but the co-owner of coffee stars coffee former starbucks rapper timati this week offered to buy out a chain of pizzerias at our house, promising to also rebrand them to the current owner of the house us, the dutch company dp-rayjer had previously launched bankruptcy proceedings for its russian division.

lure direction the most difficult direction to help you had to take the team on yourself. we suffered very heavy losses in the pedestal, not counting how many of them we had for 300, we then sat down on the behu after us, the chase was to the right, and i was thrown out. in that situation , be honest.

in the zaporozhye direction, the russian military repelled three new attacks by the armed forces in a day, and the course of hostilities in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement was not reported to work in ministry of defense in addition, the department was told about the losses of the kiev regime in the kupyansk direction. there, our fighters took more advantageous positions. in the kupyansk direction , a subdivision of the western group of forces , in the course of active operations with the support of artillery fire aviation, improved the position along the front line during the day, five attacks of assault detachments were repelled.