The Bombing of Pančevo
NATO strikes on the petrochemical complex at Pančevo caused an ecological catastrophe.
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283 documented events in the archiveNATO strikes on the petrochemical complex at Pančevo caused an ecological catastrophe.
Read articleA NATO missile strikes a residential building in Batajnica. Milica Rakić (3) was killed, a symbol of the innocent civilian victims.
Read articleDuring the NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999, at least 89 children were killed. Each of them had a name, a family, dreams. From three-year-old Milica Rakić from Batajnica to the children from Murgeš — their stories are an eternal indictment.
Read articleNATO missiles destroy the bridge over the Južna Morava near Lužane. 6 civilians who were on the bridge were killed.
Read articleNATO bombs the petrochemical plant in Pančevo, causing massive pollution of the air and water. An ecological catastrophe with long-term consequences.
Read articleHarold Pinter, the British playwright and Nobel laureate, was one of the most vocal opponents of the NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999. In his famous Nobel lecture in 2005, he directly condemned the bombing as illegal and immoral.
Read articleThe NATO bombing of industrial facilities in Pančevo, Novi Sad, Kragujevac and other cities in 1999 caused an ecological catastrophe of unprecedented proportions. Toxic clouds of ammonia, vinyl chloride and dioxin spread across Serbia for months.
Read articleNATO bombs Prizren, a city with a rich cultural heritage. The Old Bridge, the Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš (Bogorodica Ljeviška), and churches were damaged. 7 civilians were killed.
Read articleNATO bombs a column of Albanian refugees near Đakovica. 73 civilians killed, including 16 children.
Read articleA NATO projectile hits a passenger train on a bridge in the Grdelička klisura. At least 14 civilians killed.
Read articleNATO aircraft struck a passenger train carrying civilians; at least 20 people were killed.
Read articleSergeant Ivan Vasojević „Jaguar", a member of the 53rd Border Battalion, died on 11 April 1999 defending a border position at Košare. At just twenty-four years of age, he became one of the most celebrated heroes of the defence of the Fatherland's border.
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