The bombing of RTS - 16 journalists killed
NATO missiles hit the building of Radio Television of Serbia in central Belgrade. 16 civilians killed - journalists and technicians.
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Bombings and external aggressions against Serbian territories
102 articlesThe Bombing of RTS
A NATO strike on the building of Radio Television of Serbia in which 16 civilians — journalists and technicians — were killed.
Read articleThe 63rd Paratrooper and 72nd Special Brigades — The Elite on Maja Glava
When the front had to be stabilised and the lost heights retaken, elite units of the Yugoslav Army were brought to Košare — the 63rd Paratrooper and 72nd Special brigades. For the heroism they showed during the war, both were decorated with the Order of the People's Hero.
Read articleThe Second Bombing of Surdulica - Escalation of the Attacks
NATO bombs Surdulica again. This time a residential block was targeted. 20 civilians were killed, most of them women and children.
Read articleBombing of the General Staff Building - Civilian Casualties in the Surrounding Area
NATO bombs the General Staff building in the centre of Belgrade. Although the target is a military facility, 14 civilians from surrounding buildings were killed.
Read articleThe Bombing of Pančevo
NATO strikes on the petrochemical complex at Pančevo caused an ecological catastrophe.
Read articleThe Death of Milica Rakić - a Three-Year-Old Girl
A NATO missile strikes a residential building in Batajnica. Milica Rakić (3) was killed, a symbol of the innocent civilian victims.
Read articleChild victims of the bombing — innocence killed from the sky
During 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 articleThe Bombing of Lužane - the Bridge and Civilian Casualties
NATO missiles destroy the bridge over the Južna Morava near Lužane. 6 civilians who were on the bridge were killed.
Read articleThe Bombing of the Pančevo Petrochemical Plant - an Ecological Catastrophe
NATO 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 Nobel laureate against the NATO aggression
Harold 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 articleEcological catastrophe — poisoned land, water and air
The 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.
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