Bombings and external aggressions against Serbian territories
102 articlesLieutenant Colonel Predrag Milutinović, known as "Grof", was one of the most experienced MiG-29 pilots in Yugoslavia. On the first day of the NATO aggression, 24 March 1999, his aircraft was hit, but he successfully ejected and survived.
Read articleWithout UN approval, NATO begins the bombing of the FR Yugoslavia. First attacks on military targets in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Podgorica and Priština.
Read articleGeneral-potpukovnik Nebojša Pavković bio je komandant Treće armije Vojske Jugoslavije tokom NATO bombardovanja 1999. Pod njegovom komandom, organizovana je odbrana Beograda i centralne Srbije od najmoćnijeg vojnog saveza na svetu.
Read articleGeneral Vladimir Lazarević komandovao je Prištinskim korpusom Vojske Jugoslavije tokom NATO bombardovanja 1999. Pod njegovom komandom, srpske snage na Kosovu održale su borbenu sposobnost uprkos najintenzivnijem vazdušnom bombardovanju u istoriji.
Read articleRussian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov, en route to an official visit to Washington on 24 March 1999, ordered his plane turned around over the Atlantic Ocean when he learned that NATO had begun bombing Yugoslavia. This dramatic gesture became a symbol of Russian opposition to the aggression.
Read articleThe Nazi bombing of Belgrade on 6 April 1941 - without a declaration of war, over 2,500 civilians killed.
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