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How Serbian Military using decoys managed to deceive NATOHow a six hundred times smaller Army of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (VJ) opposed NATO attacks in the spring of 1999. With the models of cannons and combat vehicles, even the dolls from the window shops were used dressed - in military uniforms. The ratio of NATO forces to the Yugoslav Army was 600 to 1 before the start of the aggression, NATO commanders estimated that Serbia would capitulate in a few days. Everything was on NATO's side, except morale, patriotism and wit. They could not understand how we dared to deny the capitulation in Rambouillet and did not allow NATO to enter Serbia.
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"John Pemberton, US Air Force and Air Force Envoy, asked me at the end of the last meeting before the aggression: Do you know that you are at least thirty years behind us, technologically, at least, what is that confidence of yours based on? I told him they would find out when they attacked us. He turned furiously and left without shaking hands" - General Spasoje Smiljanić says. Wesley Clark, the NATO Supreme Commander in Europe in his last interview with (VJ) Ojdanić - Chief of General Staff, emphasized that he would be defeated in two days. - "To the despair of NATO commanders, the VJ did not capitulate after 78 days" - says General Spasoje Smiljanić. - "To date, the West has not forgiven us for its failure." Smiljanić reminds that by the end of the war the total military losses were less than one percent of the population, two thirds of the war technics was ready for further combat.HOW THE WAR IN NUMBERS LOOKED:NATO's aggression on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, under the name "Allied Force", began on March 24, 1999, and ended on June 10.
19 member states participated in the war on the side of the Alliance. Including those outside NATO that provided runways and other assistance, Yugoslavia was attacked by 26 countries.
Total material damage in Yugoslavia, or more precisely in Serbia, has been estimated at more than $ 100 billion.
NATO destroyed or damaged 1,026 civilian objects during the aggression. It completely destroyed 7 industrial and commercial buildings, 11 power plants, 38 bridges, 28 radio and TV repeaters, 470 km of roads and 595 km of railway tracks. 19 hospitals, 20 health centers, 18 kindergartens, 69 primary and secondary schools, 29 monasteries and 35 churches were damaged.
The aggressors had a population of 743.8 million and a military budget of $ 3,312 billion, while Yugoslavia had a population of 11.5 million and a military budget of $ 3.85 billion.
NATO began its aggression with 464 aircraft and ended with 1,040. They launched more than 400,000 missiles, and Yugoslavia was also targeted by 1,000 cruise missiles. The total mass of these ordinances is about 22,000 tons.
From March 24 to June 10, Serb forces had 753 dead: 589 soldiers and 172 police officers.
NATO killed about 2,000 and wounded about 10,000 civilians.
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Dark giant from the sky / NATO bombing of Serbia 1999youtu.be/SMUcM90E7fQ
NATO aggression: a military humiliation and a revenge on civilians.youtu.be/IV2-cSusrZE
Milica Rakić - 3 year Old Killed by NATO Cluster Bomb, 1999, SerbiaTHE GREATEST TRAGEDY IN SERBIA: Milica was being prepared by her mother to fall asleep, with bombs they put her to sleep forever!
Milica Rakić the youngest victim killed in NATO bombing has become a symbol of Serbia's suffering in this aggression.
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Serbian mother, victim of NATO aggression, speaks about the USA.youtu.be/ipVO6_K7Un8
Harold Pinter about NATO aggression against YugoslaviaHarold Pinter, a famous British writer and Nobel laureate, is one of the few intellectuals in the world to publicly raise his voice against NATO's aggression against Yugoslavia, which was exclusively directed against Serbs! He condemned it during the 1999 Yugoslavia bombing campaign, not a couple of years after that, because it's easy to judge and criticize after something has passed. Aggression should be publicly condemned during the time it is happening, and so a big thank you to Harold Pinter.