however, in 2018 pristina announced its plans to change and transform the kosovo security forces into a fully fledged army. despite objections from local serbian residents law, so as long question, kosovo claimed independence and criticize the western bombing campaign. in 1999 on the eve of the anniversary of nato's attack, russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman has cast doubt on the humanist reputation of the us and its allies. under the cynical guise of humanitarian intervention for $78.00 days, nato aircraft and navy struck the peaceful cities of this country. more than 2000 missiles were fired. $14000.00 bombs and other munitions were dropped, including those containing depleted uranium. the same one that britain considers its standard for use the reputation of the collective west as some kind of peacemaker humanist, some kind of righteous man, was forever buried in yugoslavia. the us sellers claim they were concerned about the human rights issues, i think for millions in the region also probably of serbia and part of what was once former yugoslavia was battling and consistency and

n. gave permission for a nato led international peacekeeping force to be formed in pristina, with the goal of providing stability to the war torn region. the mission consisted of both nato and non nato members, which organized several joint exercises with local security forces tasks with non military functions. however, in 2018 pristina announced its plans to change and transform the kosovo security forces into a fully fledged army. this by objections from local serbian residence. moscow as long question, kosovo claimed independence and criticize the western bombing campaign. in 1999 on the eve of the anniversary of nato's attack, russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman has cast doubt on the humanist reputation of the us and its allies. under the cynical guise of humanitarian intervention for $78.00 days, nato aircraft and navy struck the peaceful cities of this country. more than 2000 missiles were fired. $14000.00 bombs and other munitions were dropped, including those containing depleted uranium. the same one that britain considers its standard for use the reputation of the collectiv

however, in 2018 pristina announced his plans to change and transform the kosovo security forces into a fully fledged army. this fight objections from local serbian residence. moscow does not recognize course of those independence and is criticize the western bowman campaign in $9909.00. on the eve of the anniversary of nato's attack, russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman call south on the humanist reputation of the us and its allies. under the cynical guise of humanitarian intervention for $78.00 days, nato aircraft and navy struck the peaceful cities of this country. more than 2000 missiles were fired, 14000 bombs and other munitions were dropped, including those containing depleted uranium. the same one, the britain considers its standard for use. the reputation of the collective west as some kind of peacemaker humanist, some kind of righteous man, was forever buried in yugoslavia. us lead allied force operations conducted by nato and 999 were expected to end in 3 weeks, but instead lasted for over 10. 2500 people were killed during the yugoslavia. bombings. nato forces youth munit

see for yourself what and how you will do in the next round of negotiations between belgrade and pristina plan to hold on march 18. and apparently it will not be the easiest sergey ladro daughter vladimir byvlitsky borisshchikov, ntv european bureau stolitsa will close today the big circle line of the metro will launch traffic along three new sections of the northeastern eastern and southern bcs - the longest line in the world. it is 3 1/2 times longer than the existing ring line , it takes 90 minutes to drive a glass full circle, 28 stations of the new line were built from scratch, and three were completely reconstructed, each with a unique look. for example, savelovskaya is the first station in moscow built in the loft style, and davydkovo station is next to which there is a large base of rescuers dedicated to the employees of the ministry of emergency situations and decorated with huge bas-reliefs. sbkl can be transferred to all types of transport. in particular, the largest transport interchange hub in europe. nizhny novgorod combines two lines, the mcc metro, the future mcd-4. and, o

pristina from kosovo. only one problem. will ready.tand everything, but at home i could solve this problem. and this is where i'm not very good at it. emphasis on grandmas not well put it down , of course, you have to. it's understandable, but she must receive something else. she must hate. and to hate the same as his relative of the boss. the material is the most important thing, it should look like lyokha. well , he has one here, sort of like his own business. she is there and sometimes i help. well, some people there will improve their health after. well, then you'll understand. then it hits she is ready to earn, but is not for sale. it looks like this is what we need aha planted.

on a course of action under the normalization of relations negotiations between belgrade and the pristinawith the mediation of the european union , which imposes on serbia its draft treaty, including the recognition of kosovo and in exchange for eu membership and investments the western deal is so and was not signed, but the parties came to some kind of oral agreements, which serbian president aleksandar gucic called a kind of agreement. i am nothing signed. today i made it clear. what are our red lines, we have made good progress in negotiations on specific points , but this is not a breakthrough, the usual negotiation process , when everyone defended their interests in line, the european union threatens serbia with deprivation of investment and isolation, but the country defends its red lines. the current agreements are a diplomatic pause of power, kosovo promised to start negotiations on the creation of self-government bodies for serbs living in the unrecognized republic, however, similar promises. before the wall already gave 9 years ago. in the omsk region, the pastor of the evangeli

the service became a vassal of the ottoman empire, and lazar khrebelyanovich himself was buried in pristinaied in romanitsy, but in 1690, fleeing from the turks , the monks left the monastery and took away the relics of the prince in 1697. the holy relics found peace in the monastery in rodnik, which they called the new ravanets. there they stayed until 1942, when the monks saved them from the ustaše croatian nationalists. they were transported to belgrade only in 1989 the relics of the holy great martyr prince lazar returned to romanets. this happened exactly 600 years later. after his death in the battle of kosovo field, any monastery in 1388 was founded by the prince's wife. militia after the battle of kosovo, he became the residence, widowed books, at the same time and the law in this temple were kept royal jewels. but when the turks burned the monastery, the icon fell, the passage opened and the invaders discovered the gold diamonds the royal crown, which is still kept in istanbul, this incident caused the turks to plunder many serbian monasteries. in search of treasures hidden in them

the same rights were provided in the agreement signed 10 years ago between belgrade and pristina on theablishment of a community of ser municipalities, kosovo language, local self-government formation. culture, religion, special ties of the economic nature of serbia i think that for karabas well , about the same set of rights will be needed. yes, actually any situation. it seems that everything will depend on how decently behave those from whom it will depend on the implementation of the agreements reached, in the case of the donbass, with the minsk agreements, the cases with the agreement on the creation of a community of rural municipalities, kosovo, there can be no decency, so i see it this way. such such such a prologue to the answer to the question of, uh, do we allow interaction with the west for ourselves has completely discredited. we see perfectly well. what goals does the west pursue in the south caucasus? actually, he does not even hide them , he declares them.

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it's in your power and you and your superiors could talk to the leaders and the people in charge in pristina that would really help us last you please. i don't like the most i can do is relay that. but what i can do for you guys like, cuz at 1st we didn't think that we were welcomed at the protests. you, i mean, but we can stop, hang out, show the, we're here. and i mean, so it's like a unity. kenneth m like is at yahoo is act. if he was friendly. the serbs claim that's neighbors from the kosovo police are hiding up in the forest. and indeed, there are some patrol cars following the protest from a distance. we are not allowed to film. distrust runs deep in kosovo on both sides, and there is little to indicate that it will change anytime soon. bare treasures of the ocean that have existed for hundreds of millions of years. and it's not only divers and ecologists who are enchanted by these natural treasures. but also jewelers, the red coral from the mediterranean sea is coveted and is found in abundance. and it leaves torre del grayco at the organisms are under threat not only from climate cha

christine pristina, managing director of think tank gave us her reaction to does this conflict lead tonfrontation between the united states or between the nato country. and russia. much of it has the entire conflict of this war has been ukraine with nato weapons and russia on the other side. this takes it one step further. we thought we were in a similar position potentially last november when there was a russian what was thought to be a russian landing in poland on polish territory and killing two people. and so that turned out not to be the case and air defence systems, but there is a sense that there is a current list moment in which you could have direct confrontation, what would that mean. on the other hand, there have been direct confrontations but between turkish, also a nato state and russian jets. so in 2015, turkey shot down a russian fighterjet that violated its airspace. there wasn't war between nato and russia over that. and it's very difficult in these situations to say, well, what will be the next step? what are the — what are the cool heads that prevail, what counts as