convoy has already left , there is no turning back, tomorrow morning, june 12, they will come to slatinahelp? what so, come on, no snot, how did you live in general, but not the easiest 4 years of my life, but i’m glad that we’re all together, we’re all assembled, it’s great. faith, like a hand, works , our situation is crap, the probability that we will survive until the morning is 10 percent, but we have been given the task of holding the airport, so we will hold on, we will go to the end, take it, i agree, it will be hot if everything is done correctly in a cunning way we’ll arrange it, we’ll hold out for two or three hours, then we’ll continue to improvise. white-haired, i’ll explain everything myself. god help. well, do you have any thoughts, commander? throughout territory, we’ll prepare firing positions, lay out weapons from the hangar, there’s plenty of them there, but ammo is tight, we’ll save money, whoever is at the terminal, gehry is here. we'll charge so hard that they'll shit, well, it'll be more fun than in the boshnya, hold on, the main thing is you're not overdoing it, y

russian troops appear in kosovo and take control of slatina airport, the main military airfield nearore nato forces expected to capture it. russia! the details of the operation are still classified, although the president had previously revealed some details to us. vladimir vladimirovich, in june of 1999 something happened that no one in europe expected. this was a forced march of our peacekeepers to the slatina airport in pristina, in southern serbia in kosovo. tell us today, after so many years, do you know who made this decision, who took it upon himself? the main problem for the cia, as it later turned out, was how exactly the decision was made, which made the west wince, because clinton considered yeltsin almost an ally, in moscow at that time there was a total problem of lack of coordination between politicians, diplomats and the military, hence the decision on the march and there was such secrecy. why the minister of defense and the minister of foreign affairs did not know, i was afraid of a leak, because around them... there were many comrades, as i called them, agents of inf

we enter slatina at dawn. confident, beautiful, powerful.irin! in the control room there is my backpack, there is an address and money, if anything happens, you can figure it out yourself, of course, without questions, this is kerin’s address, his family, he has a daughter, they remained his wife, after kiri’s death they weren’t even paid, it’s not your fault. will live. it’s interesting that we still have russian team, tatar, ingush in quotes. belarusian , serbian, albanian, uzbek, bari, i don’t even know who it is, it’s just russian, it turns out, international, forward, wow, well done, hero, got everyone connected, yes, i miss the soviet era, then everything was different, yes, it’s not about soviet times, you were just young and beautiful then, so don’t start. they just lived peacefully, yes, that’s it, they started. they divided into two groups, varya, four of the column went to you, meet you, vera, accepted, no, no, they shouldn’t know who is here, you know that... do you know what kosovo is for us? i don’t know, let them see who ’s ag

come on, colonel, the slatina is beyond the pass, we need to move, use moment, comrade colonel, we press car. come on, hold on, velyukha, fire! come on, fire from the machine gun, jump, eyukha, come on! see you soon, see you soon. how many people do we have, about twenty , we need to save the virus, the last tape left, the same crap, almost empty, sway, what’s wrong with your serb, you need to leave and do it right now, as you were told, go, sway, it’s accepted, leave to kremtsekh, this is a sickle, thank you. a real serb, guys, i will help the serb, we work until the last minute. kill him, fire, fire, forgive me, brother, here, i wander empty. damn it, it didn’t work, we’re working, it’s empty, i’m hooked, there’s a fly, i’m ready to shoot, great, ready, good! "i'll come soon , hide here, you understand me, ondroy, i'm the rescuer, i'm the squeezer, he's mine, hey, hey, watch me, quietly, pray for those ! and , get ready to leave! let's go, let's go! empty, catch, ready, come on, empty! well, commander, you're ready to die, but you're ready, ready, give me a hand, an injection, in the c

when we occupied the slatina airport, many of our soldiers, seeing the huge craters from tomahawks, whiched... uranium, went to collect these fragments for souvenirs, then no one had any idea how dangerous it was, there could be such tragic consequences. alexey kondratyev, a former russian senator and head of tambov, and now one of the commanders of the northern military district in ukraine, recalls that in those years, russian peacekeepers in kosovo came into close contact with dangerous ammunition. unfortunately, this fact of interaction between the russian military and nato radioactive ammunition was not recorded. studied properly, few people who went through these events are distinguished by any kind of good health, no one at first i didn’t even think about it... the americans thought it was a rocket launcher, and there was nothing left of this trailer, it was full of holes, like swiss cheese. i found a piece of iron, which turned out to be shrapnel, put it in my pocket, in my trouser pocket, and my commander found the same fragment, only a piece of iron put it in the breast pocket of

capture slatina airfield, the russians in a matter of hours forced the nato generals to change in their heads, everything was already the usual idea of ​​\u200b\u200brussia. as a result, nato was forced to officially agree to the deployment of a russian peacekeeping contingent to kosovo, which remained there until 2003 . as a result, we had to leave kosovo, the serbs cried then, and you don’t know what levers of influence were used on president yeltsin, well, there were a lot of levers, russia was there. on the planet of color revolutions. slobodan milosevic lost power, he was later arrested and the new government agreed to consider the west’s request to extradite the ex-president to the hague tribunal. the people took to the streets in indignation. quotes from speeches of almost every speaker. we do not need a government that sells out its presidents and thereby insults the entire people. milosevic was then handed over for ridiculous financial assistance. asked to be taken to moscow for treatment, travel was prohibited, he died in a cell in the hague, but in history he remained the fir

received that our 200 paratroopers from bosnia herzegovina, entered kosovo, occupied the airport in slatinae revival of the military revival of the hero of russia, colonel general. lands in moscow, demands a meeting with yeltsin, well, yeltsin was not organized for him, meets with igor ivanov, igor ivanov madeline aldright calls, madeline says, we ’ll figure it out, something incomprehensible is happening here, after all, he is allowed into the kremlin, in the kremlin he meets with vladimich putin, the secretary of the security council. stroup telbat, he is such a not very temperate person, he really likes to give interviews, right away, by the way, where can you see the formula s = v on t? distance, speed for time, at school, yes, submarine, uh-huh, strategist, alexander ii. why? the most striking proof of why we need to abandon the balloon system. i spoke with coperang, who commands these amazing strategists, the smartest guy. brilliantly educated, who tells me: i need to further train and retrain all the officers who come young, they are very good guys, but the level of education has dro

when we occupied the slatina airport, many of our soldiers, seeing the huge craters from tomahawks, which started by the united uranus, went to collect these fragments for souvenirs, then no one could imagine how dangerous it was, there could be such tragic consequences. alexey kondratyev, a former russian senator and head of tambov, one of... one of the commanders of the northern military district in ukraine, recalls that in those years russian peacekeepers in kosovo came into close contact with dangerous ammunition. unfortunately, this fact of interaction between the russian military and nato radioactive ammunition was not recorded and investigated properly. few people who went through these events are distinguished by some kind of good health. nobody at first i didn’t even think about picking them up. worth it, but nevertheless, today it is necessary to examine those who were on the territory of slatin in the sense of presenting claims to the leadership of the west, as the serbs have been trying to do for more than 20 years. miroslav acimovic served in kosovo during the nato aggression

rapid march took the whole world by surprise; russian troops appeared in kosovo and took control of slatinatina, a few hours before nato forces expected to capture it. the details of the operation are still classified, although the president has already communicated some details to us. bargain, i know that he did not risk coordinating this with senior officials, including in the ministry of defense, it was done, well, he talked to me about this in any case, asked my opinion, and i told him so, if you think it’s advisable, do it. the main problem for the cia , as it later turned out, was how exactly the decision was made, which made the west wince, because clinton considered yeltsin almost an ally, and... why did the minister of defense and the minister of foreign affairs not know, i was afraid of a leak, because around them there were many comrades, as i called them, agents of influence, from the point of view, well, one might say, in the language great patriotic war, a talker , a godsend... only a few people from the general staff and the main operations directorate were allowed to plan th

slatina airfield, yeah, the american and british generals wanted to raise aviation, one of them suggestedjackson, yes, this american, well, it doesn’t matter, suggested bombing the russian paratroopers, he said, are you crazy, you want there to be a third world war, although the slatina airfield - this is not the territory of russia, but everyone understood everything perfectly well, when your units were in syria, our aircraft attacked american military bases, also not... this is a slightly different calico, i ’m asking about this, are you sure that really, if they will come there, they will be guided there, i don’t know, at nato headquarters or in the white house, where decisions are made on behalf of nato, precisely on the territorial principle, since it’s in ukraine, it means it’s not nato, maybe something like that, it’s unlikely, it could lead to some kind of escalation, but it doesn't, it doesn't imply the inclusion of the fifth clause, it doesn't imply, i'm listening to you, let me dream up. putin didn’t say anything about the attack, yes, about the strike on the territory of the e

that our 200... paratroopers from bosnia and herzegovina entered kosovo, occupied the airport in slatinatory of the glorious history of the revival of the military revival of russia, the hero of russia, colonel general, and of course strouptelt turns the plane around for the minister of defense lands in moscow, demands meetings with yeltsin, well, yeltsin was not organized for him, meets with igor ivanov, igor ivanov calls madeline albray says: security council. strobe telbat, he is such a not very temperate person, he really loves giving interviews. immediately, by the way, after this story, well, soon, yes, in 2001, under the republican administration, he left the government service and for 15 years led one of the oldest and one of the largest think-tanks of the american brooking institution. and here he is many times. here are two points that need to be especially emphasized: these were elections that emphasized and confirmed the conviction of the russian people that we are a sovereign democratic power, power comes from the people and no one, starting with the moments that i mentioned

russian troops appear in kosovo and take it. control of slatina airport, the main military airfield neargeorgia, the details of the operation are still classified, although the president has already revealed some details to us. vladimir vladimirovich, in june 1999 , something happened that no one in europe expected, it was a forced march of our peacekeepers to... portslatina in pristina, in the south of serbia in kosovo. tell us today, after so many years, do you know who made this decision, who took responsibility for this daring behavior of russia? first of all, i don't i think that this was daring behavior, and frankly speaking, i do not attach as much importance to it as some observers, how it was accepted, i can say, i was then the secretary of the security council, the chief of the general staff came to me, then - general kvashnin, and he told me that there is an idea to seize this airport. question why, he answered that it is clear that we will have to leave there someday, but there will be something to bargain with, i know that he did not risk coordinating this with senior offici

rapid march took the whole world by surprise: russian troops appeared in kosovo and took control of slatinare it. the details of the operation are still classified, although the president has previously revealed some details to us. i was then. then the secretary of the security council came to me the chief of the general staff, then general kvashnin, and he told me that there was such an idea to seize this airport, when asked why, he replied that it was clear that we would have to leave there someday, but there would be something to bargain with, i know that he did not dare to coordinate this with the higher ones. this was done by the police, including the ministry of defense, well, in any case, he talked to me about this, asked my opinion, and i told him so, if you think it’s advisable, do it, why the minister of defense and the minister of foreign affairs didn't know i i was afraid of a leak, because there were many comrades around them, as i called them, agents of influence, from the point of view, well, one might say in the language... of the great patriotic war, baltun was a godsend fo