that is the only road which led towards pristina, but they took us up to the mountains. there were these sugs up there. all of them armed. they stood in front of my car and pointed at me with their automatic rifles pushing me to park at the very edge of the cliff. what was i supposed to do? i parked on the very edge of the best and the correspondence of radio, russia, your usher pole of asked me magic. what do you think? i said, what can i think were finished? they stood in front of us. it was clear that they were going to shoot and the car would fall down the cliffs and we would just have gone missing the 2. we heard a lot of similar stories had happened in many wars, but then at some point a car drove up. a kid jumped out of an old mercedes, some very young kid and began to explain something to them and i'll be in in. and then they changed their mind, their headquarters had changed its mind before that we had been interrogated their headquarters for 2 hours. they looked at our passports in their documents and accused us of being spies and so on. we drove back, they eve

i ended up in pristina in kosovo, in january of 1998. that is 2 months before active hostilities began. i was there because my friends and colleagues from re and over c and bell grade told me that western countries, newspapers, magazines, were all call in pristina and kosovo. the last hot spot in europe. they said something could happen there. western journalist wrote that there was some kind of genocide of ethnic albanians. there was generally a terrible situation there, and that's how i imagined it. but when i got there, that's not what i found. i arrived in 70, christina, a beautiful town with valleys and hills and albanian houses around it albanian boys hunk portraits of some municipal politicians on street tables. probably serbian politicians. here's a very important detail that i remember. this place was painted as the diabolical scene of the extermination of the albany and population. had serbian traffic cops on the streets of christina standing there without any service weapons. not only did they not have machine guns, they didn'

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that is the only road which led towards pristina, but they took us up the mountains. there were these plugs up there, all of them armed. they stood in front of my car and pointed at me with their automatic rifles pushing me to park at the very edge of the cliff. what was i supposed to do? i parked on the very edge of the best and the correspondence of radio, russia, your usher pole of asked me vatican. what do you think? i said, what can i think we're finished? they stood in front of us. it was clear that they were going to shoot and the car would fall down the cliffs and we would just have gone missing. and we heard a lot of similar stories that happened in many wars. but then at some point the car drove up, a kid jumped out of an old mercedes, some very young kid and began to explain something to them and i'll be in in. and then they changed their mind. their headquarters had changed its mind before that we had been interrogated their headquarters for 2 hours. they looked at their passports in their documents and accused us of being spies and so on. we drove back, t

what i will tell you is top secret, there is only one in kosovo a large airport, in pristina, this willsector of responsibility, only transport workers can land there. in general, we have been given the task of taking control of the airport before the british arrive. for this purpose , military equipment with our peacekeepers will be sent from bosnia. your task is to occupy the airport and hold it until the paratroopers arrive. do you have people? andrey shotalov's group, they all stayed in yugoslavia, shatalov, bosnia wasn't enough for you? i don’t trust shatalov, but i need his group, viktor evansh, i won’t take the airport without them now. phone, fits you well, good, hi, where's dad? oh, glad, hello, here somewhere, yes, take the phone already, glad, boran, glad he came, yes, take this phone already, mom, turn down the tv, please, it’s screaming like at a disco, just close these doors, just try. completely without brains, he brought your family out from under the bombing, you better offer him a job, he’s a fucking disgrace, that’s enough already mom, the passport is fake, just a min

this was a forced march of our peacekeepers to the slatina airport in pristina, in southern serbia inter 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 influence, from the point of view, well , one might say, in the language of the great patriotic war, a chatterbox is a godsend for a spy. only a few people from the general staff and the main operations directorate were allowed to plan the operation, but the main burden then fell on intelligence. we have received the necessary information about when these forces will be deployed. the

thing is that it was all planned to do this and hold a parade of the nazi group on the territory of pristina holiday, that is, june 12, 199. it was important for us not to allow us to be outplayed, not to allow it, not only the gru, and here it was no longer about the gru, in our understanding, and not even about the armed forces, but the prestige of our state.

that is the only road which led towards pristina, but they took us up to the mountains. there were these dogs up there. all of them armed. they stood in front of my car and pointed at me with their automatic rifles pushing me to park at the very edge of the cliffs. what was i supposed to do? i parked on the very edge of the best and the correspondence of radio, russia, your usher pool of asked me vatican. what do you think? i said, what can i think were finished? they stood in front of us. it was clear that they were going to shoot and the car would fall down the cliffs and we would just have gone missing. we heard a lot of similar stories had happened and many wars. but then at some point a car drove up. a kid jumped out of an old mercedes, some very young kid and began to explain something to them and i'll be in in. and then they changed their mind. their headquarters had changed its mind before that we had been interrogated their headquarters for 2 hours. they looked at their passports in their documents and accused us of being spies and so on. we drove back the them

administrative line between kosovo autonomy and central serbia remains constantly tense, and the pristinahat as few people as possible know about the plight of the kosovo serbs. for example, russians are now prohibited from entering the autonomy without a so-called kosovo visa, which pristina has no right to issue. order is an unstoppable process that we believe that the establishment of a new world there is no return to unipolarity and western and american hegemony. this kind of graffiti is not uncommon in belgrade. against the background of the tricolor, the author asks when serbian troops will return to kosovo, especially since such a possibility is provided for by un security council resolution 1244, but peacekeepers. under nato control have not given their permission for the return of serbian security forces for the past 25 years. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, news of the week from serbia. a new documentary about how the west unleashed a war in the center of europe and its consequences my colleague andrey kondrashov belgrade. the premiere is already today on our channel, imm

belgrade, pristina, novisad, kragujevac, podgorica.e serbs and destroyed the illusions of the russians, especially those who chronicled the tragedy from the rooftops of the moscow hotel. the first bomb that fell on belgrade and hit me in the head. i belonged to a generation of people who just completely shared all our illusions about the fact that ours, when we can be accepted into this miracle, a clear idea of ​​​​what it is like where we will never get to, appeared for the first time here, this it was a shock. well, what do you remember after 25 years? most of the attacks were carried out at that moment on government buildings; we can still see ruins here now. belgrade, just imagine, a peaceful city, suddenly something is flying, it’s rockets flying, strike, fire, for people who did not experience military operations, and i was exactly like that, because i was born after the war, but it was perceived as some kind of bad movie, because it was beyond experience to perceive all this as reality, it is impossible to imagine, it not like d

belgrade, pristina, novi sad, kragujevac, podgorica.he illusions of the russians, especially those who chronicled the tragedy from the rooftops of the moscow hotel. the first bomb that fell on belgrade hit me in the head. i... belonged to a generation of people who completely shared all our illusions regarding the fact that our entry into the bright, open, wonderful world of the west, when we could be accepted into this miracle, a clear idea of ​​what it was like where we will never go, appeared here for the first time, it was a shock, well , what do i remember 25 years later, mostly the attacks were carried out at that moment on government buildings, we can now still see the ruins of the ministry here. defense , there are several corpses sticking out there, this is the main thermal power plant of belgrade, it was hammered every single evening, usually at 7:30 the alarm sounded, flights began and until 2-3 at night we lived on this roof, but i saw everything with my own eyes, i stayed at the hotel , which has such an open terrace, quite

unit has been given the task: in the shortest possible time, move to the vicinity of the city of pristinaity - slatina airport before the arrival of the nato armored brigade. we enter the region as keyfort, international. this is bad, ate, there is another road, empty, there is, through the gorge, good set. the heart stopped beating. running, you know? it seems to me that they haven’t told you everything about this airport. kushtim, kushtrem. kushtrim, kushtrim, kushtrim, amir, reception, airport, the airport is not responding, go back and check what is there, wait, there is. 2-3 hours will go rotten, warm up, yes, we need help, let's go to the control room, i understand, get off, everything is clear, yes, run, everything is clear. we gathered about ten people into the first group, there were short calls, we are going to donetsk, you are with us, yes, when my fighters came running, they carried me, another one began shelling, they put me down, lay on top of me, one bullet is still in me, and this, let’s say, is my trophy, we had it somewhere. here comes a grandmother , she’s hungry, but s

anniversary of the bombings, for which she personally chose the targets, and was awarded a monument in pristinaeful kosovo albanians. there was a very curious close connection between mrs. madeline albright, the then twenty-nine-year-old leader of the kla, the army liberation of kosovo, which was on the european union's terrorist list, and i remember at the end of 1998 it was taken off the list, so suddenly they were good. so here's a joke, madeline albright came in shorts with high heels and asked the question: guys, should we make love or war? and everyone shouted in unison. second. and hashim thaci, a twenty-nine-year-old history student, had the direct telephone number of us president bill clinton. huge portrait of bill clinton on bill clinton boulevard, still a face quasi-state of kosovo. albright's favorite, hashim thaci, later president of the republic, is now on trial in the hague for mafia activities, including trafficking in human organs. for the first time i shouted about this terrible underside of kosovo statehood. we managed to find additional evidence and find witnesses. del ponte

it, we remember it, and they remember it well here, and not only the rush of our paratroopers to pristinat also in 2015, when russia blocked the embassy of the russian empire, the historical building was blown up by the nazis in forty-fourth, in 2014 a monument to emperor nicholas ii appeared here. this was a gift from the russian military historical society and the monument was consecrated by two patriarchs of the serbian and russian orthodox churches. and here are the words of nicholas ii to alexander karageorgievich. all my efforts will be aimed at maintaining the dignity of serbia. under no circumstances will russia remain indifferent to fate. world wars, conflicts in yugoslavia, and russia is always close to serbia, hence the old proverb: there are 200 million of us and the russians, and without the russians there are half a million, that is, half a truck, and this proverb is more than 100 years old. what unites serbs and russians in general? why are these peoples so close to each other, first of all, faith, the orthodox faith. orthodox faith as the basis that forms, i am sure, even

today the council of europe, despite these paradoxes, promises to consider the initiative to accept pristinaensus that is necessary to admit the country to the council of europe, in the case of pristina, of course there is no, but it is possible that the rules here can be adjusted for... the adoption of an unrecognized republic, however, if the initiative is approved today, this is only a consideration of the initiative, not a question of substance, then in the future the council of europe will consider the admission of kosovo in april in may and even then, at a meeting of ministers, kosovo can join the council of europe. but another option for the development of events, what president vucic said today is being discussed in the serbian media, is the possibility of voting in the coming days at the general assembly. un to recognize the events in srebrenica of the genocide of muslims by the serbs, and automatically this will mean that this will automatically mean the recognition of the republika srpska and the serbs responsible for the genocide, and this may accordingly entail some consequences

milestone is the forced march of russian airborne units that served in bosnia to the capital of kosovo, pristinaimes even decent people, when they are humiliated, slapped, it helps, i think that here was a very timely, good, clear step towards nato members, we showed them that we have our interests, that without us they wouldn’t succeed anyway, well, it’s true that the symbolic meaning of the flashy action exceeded the practical one, the russian military left the balkans after some time, but the epigraph to the new era turned out to be vivid. in the 15th century, the territory of kosovo, populated mainly by serbs, came under the rule of the ottoman empire, and its colonization began at the same time. muslim albanians. by the beginning of the 20th century , the ratio of serbian and albanian populations was virtually equal. in 1945, kosovo received the status of an autonomous region consisting of serbia, which in turn was part of yugoslavia as one of the six republics. by the early eighties, the share of the albanian population in kosovo reached almost 80%. the first nationalist protests of kosovo

confrontation. between belgrade and pristina has already entered a hot phase. in ninety-eight, that is, almost a year before the nato bombing, that operation allied force was developed in support of albanian militants and against the serbian state. here is senator joe biden, without hiding or being shy. i suggested bombing belgrade. i suggested that we send american pilots to blow up all the bridges on the drine. i suggested that we destroy it oil reserves. i proposed very specific actions. the west only lacked a formal reason, some event that would emotionally justify the start of aggression against sovereign serbia and would make them forget about the violation of international law and a numerous reconciliation commission. in the end, as a direct reason.

besedin, the evacuation will begin from the right bank of the river oskil, i.e. from kupyansk and pristina starostyn district, there are currently more than 200 children. understanding that with an increase in temperature, with an increase in temperature, children will go outside more, because if we say, they were more at home there and were somewhat protected there from the same ones there. to the sounds of explosions, the white angels evacuated the couple from the marinsk community in donetsk region. an enemy shell flew into the house of an elderly couple, so the residents asked the law enforcement officers to take them to a safe place. the route is constant is fired upon by the russians. to distract the excited couple, law enforcement officers sang a ukrainian song. and he still didn't let me in, i slept in the house. ukraine has returned the bodies of hundreds of servicemen, this was reported in the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war. first, the armed forces will ensure the transportation of the fallen soldiers for forensic examination, and after their iden

to him, the evacuation will begin from the right bank. of the oskil river, i.e. from kupyansk and pristina starostyna district, there are currently more than 200 children. understanding that as the temperature increases, with the increase temperature, the children will go out into the yard more, because if we say in the winter, they were more at home there and were to some extent protected there from the same explosions there or the arrivals there or shrapnel, etc. they will be in the yard, that 's why it's really important for us, i think that the next decision will be the compulsory evacuation of skupanska. to agree on the issue of support for ukraine, french president emmanuel macron arrived in berlin for a meeting with chancellor olaf scholz. the leaders of france and germany will try to work out a common position before tomorrow's meeting with the prime minister of poland, donald tusk. the disagreement between berlin and paris arose after macron's statements. about sending troops of western allies to ukraine. according to diplomats, the european dispute arose against the background of

the operation to seize the airports in pristina was led by janusbek evkurov, then a colonel, who is nowister of defense. as a result, it was possible to launch a peacekeeping mission in kosovo, in which our country played one of the leading roles. peacekeepers from russia were in kosovo until 2003, but even today, on the eve of the anniversary of the wall street journal, everything blames russia, as if laundering the united states, directly reports that putin, it turns out, wants a war in the balkans, is already starting, turns out to be activating his proxy allies, serbia, the republika srpska, while all attention. - the newspaper reports, and will also give putin new leverage to put pressure on western leaders, especially since in serbia the population unconditionally supports russia's actions in ukraine and the authorities of kosovo, which have pestered. belgrade is the only city in europe other than istanbul that still operates flights in russia. many serbs feel such closeness to russia and such deep- rooted skepticism towards the west because of their own experiences of war. in the

nikolai, my condolences, fuck you, colonel platov, hello general, platov, the decision on the march to pristinallowing information leaks to nato, do it, there is, end of communication, finally! zemlji, začuvanjet i prevenitet, prema odluci vrkovne komande danas počinje izmeštanje dela korpusa van teritorije posjem, narednih dana, korpus treba da se predispocira u novu zonu na obodu u poslimet, pred nama je vreme mira, ali i velikih izazova. međunarodne snage praktično od sutra podor komandom jedinjenih nacija treba da preuzmu brigu u zaštiti stanovništva na kosovu i metohiji, rešavanju drugih političnih, rekao bih da se osećaju kao vojska koja nije poražena, kao vojska koja je izvršila zadatak da jednostavno oč ekujemo da će međunarodne snage da ti sveo nadja, nadia, idi sjuda . they are not even an army, bandits in uniform, their main name is smuk, a real animal, the vuka village is already the fifth in a row, they come, kill, take someone away. make me a soldier out of volunteers. melich, once again, this problem without outside help not solved. damn, this is a real aerial bomb, right? better