of cancer diseases in europe. in the first 10 years after the bombing , about 30,000 people fell ill with cancer, of which 10 to 18 thousand died. this topic is dealt with by the minister of health of serbianica grujic. this is from ninety-nine, yes, this is the number of diseases over the years. and it is linear, statistically, oncology. yes, malignant tumors are all, you see that this is linear, this means that there is a statistical pattern, that’s it, this means that something happened that gave such an increase, and this is mortality, so mortality increased, why, they would say, for example, there are more medicines, more cars for irradiation there is more, therapy is much better than it was, after all, the mortality rate is increasing, this means that our tumors, this is the same in croatia, the same in hungary, when we talk about mortality, which means our tumors are like- then they don’t react like the others, but today, 25 years later, they they started talking again that uranium bombs are nothing to worry about, whether they fall from the skies over yugoslavia or ukraine, the main thing is that... on the world stage in the interests of their people, as in belarus, we also know w

25 years of peace in serbia, a date not to celebrate, but to remember nato bombing for humanitarian purposes and the friendly hand of belarus. and let's talk about this with the minister of healthbia, professor danica grujic, graduated from school in moscow, where she began to study medicine, then was faculty of medicine in belgrade. today she heads the initiative committee. to prove that this is combined uranium, these are toxic substances that were in the air, in the ground, in the water, in our environment , all the commissions that came, suppose unep the rest, they all said that this is a regional environmental disaster. our state just didn’t have the desire, maybe they were afraid that we would do such scientific research, we had one initiative, there are about 100 of us, including doctors, scientists, people who were involved in living environment, who were engaged in ecology, we organized ourselves, we sought from both the president and the government. so that we were provided with the means to scientifically prove all this, we did not do this, and we can only indirectly talk about the consequences, this is our official register of malignant tumors, and the most importan

of monuments to red army soldiers were destroyed in the country. nato should not exist. this opinion was expressed in interview with the minister of health of serbianica grujic is closely involved in the topic of the consequences of nato aggression against yugoslavia in 1999. during 2.5 months of bombing , 15 tons of combined uranium were dropped on these lands in shells. later country. ranked first in the number of cancer diseases in europe. in the first 10 years, about 30,000 people developed cancer, of which up to 18,000 died. and all this is not only aggression against a sovereign country , contrary to all norms of international law. this was the beginning of nato's great campaign to the east. but nato, in my opinion, should not exist. because there really is no threat in russia. who is threatening them? they are threatening themselves. the times publication clarifies that the kingdom has entered into negotiations with representatives of armenia, coddivoire, costa rica and botswana to conclude an agreement similar to that between the uk and rwanda, on the deportation of refugees there while their asylum claims are considered. the document impl

years of peace in serbia, a date not to celebrate, but to remember, nato bombing for humanitarian purposes and the friendly hand of belarus, and let's talk about it with... the minister of healthf serbia professor danica grujic graduated from school in moscow, where she began to study medicine, then the faculty of medicine in belgrade. today she heads the initiative committee, which deals with the consequences of nato aggression in 1999. then, during 2 and a half months of bombing , 15 tons of depleted uranium were dropped on these lands in shells. but this topic is what happened in the united uranium, the chemical war that was waged against. to prove that this is depleted uranium, these are toxic substances that were in the air, in the ground, in the water, in our surroundings, all the commissions that came, say unep, the rest, they all said that this is a regional environmental disaster. our state just didn’t have the desire, maybe they were afraid for us to do such scientific research, we had one initiative, there were about 100 of us, doctors, scientists, people who dealt with the living environment, who dealt with ecology, we organized ourselves, we sought from both the p

25 years of peace in serbia, a date not to celebrate, but to remember nato bombing for humanitarian purposes and the friendly hand of belarus. we are talking about this with the minister of healthf serbia. professor danica grujic graduated from school in moscow, where she began studying medicine. then there was the faculty of medicine in belgrade. today she heads the initiative committee, which deals with the consequences of nato aggression in 1999. then, during 2 and a half months of bombing , 15 tons of combined uranium were dropped on these lands in shells. but this topic, what happened to the united uranium, chemical warfare, which...

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