On March 24, 1999, NATO troops began bombings lasting in the then Yugoslavia 78 days. This was the last act of drama in a country which had previously lost a large part of the area to the recently created states, namely Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Only moments earlier, Poland joined NATO, as it happened on 12 March. A direct pretext for raids which the Polish authorities supported was the alleged “crime in Raczak”. In his book Germinal Civikov, “The Process of Miloshević. An observer's account, the author who was at all the trials where Miloszewic was tried, described the alleged crime, which he claims "played a crucial function in NATO's war against Yugoslavia."
How to fabricate a war crime
It all started with “OSCE Head of Mission, William Walker visited the village on 16 January 1999 with a large group of journalists and immediately presented his assessment. He initially saw a corpse of over twenty, most of the older men who were seemingly killed where they lay. The following day, under Walker <
Propaganda went into the world
However, both the justice accusing Miloszewica and the people professing journalists and Polish or even German politicians, who were led by Joschka Fisher, the Green Party, took Walker's version, and the decision to assault Yugoslavia was so made. The most severe attack from Polish personalities was by Marek Edelman, the last surviving leader of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, who claimed to have murdered Albanians by the Serbs called “The Holocaust of Kosovan Albanians”, as he wrote in his book “NATO in the Balkans. The break-up of Yugoslavia" Peter Bein. The real origin of the attack on Yugoslavia was the non-approval of Miloszewica to sign the agreements in Rambouillet. 1 of the points of this agreement was the privatisation of the full economy of Kosovo. "Since the economy was almost entirely state-owned before NATO aggression, this meant organized theft of Yugoslavia's assets. It became clear that it was blackmail, for which the leader of Yugoslavia was incapable to agree. At the same time, it was the Albanians who made actual cultural cleansing by expelling 250,000 Serbs, Macedonians or Roma from Kosovo. About 2,000 people died at the time. Even NATO Secretary General George Robertson himself confirmed who performed cultural cleansing in Yugoslavia.
Allied Force and NATO War Crimesand the sad end of Miloshevica
From March 24 to June 20, 1999, an operation called the Allied Force was ongoing and was to force the Yugoslavian authorities to agree to the forceful conditions. any 4,000 people were killed as a consequence of the raids, including 500 soldiers. "The massive raids destroyed almost all the infrastructure of the country – roads, bridges, factories, railway junctions, public utility buildings. There were besides criminal raids on state tv buildings killing journalists there. Additionally, the Chinese embassy office were bombed “accidentally”. Finally, in June 1999, under the influence of Viktor Chernomyrdin and the European Union president of Finland Martia Ahtisaari Miloszewic agreed to the ultimatum established between the US, Russia, the European Union and Artisaarim. As a result, he had to agree to even retreat his troops and to let KFOR troops to enter Kosovo. It was the beginning of entering these American territories and installing its base in Kosovo. Miloshevic, in spite of winning the election, lost to the "colour revolution", resulting in arresting him after any time and prosecution in a process resembling a farce, which in his case was very uncomfortable for those who were incapable to prove anything to him. The consequence was preventing him from being treated, although he claimed he was being poisoned in prison. And he yet died officially of a heart attack on March 11, 2006 in the Hague prison. The effect of criminal bombings and later arrangements and events was besides the beginning of the end of Yugoslavia. It was converted to Serbia and Montenegro and later cut. In 2006, Montenegro declared independence, and 2 years later it made Kosovo the place of the largest U.S. military base in that area.
Bartłomiej Doborzyński
