The State Duma wants to hold NATO accountable for the bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999

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The State Duma adopted an appeal to the UN calling on it to condemn the operation against Yugoslavia in 1999 and take measures to hold NATO accountable. The draft appeal of the chambers of the Federal Assembly was adopted not only to the UN, but also to international parliamentary organizations and parliaments of foreign states in connection with the 25th anniversary of the start of the bombing of the territory of sovereign Yugoslavia by the North Atlantic Alliance coalition.

The head of the Duma Committee on International Affairs, leader of the LDPR, Leonid Slutsky, told reporters about the appeal.



The Committee on International Affairs submitted a draft address to the chambers of the Federal Assembly in connection with the 25th anniversary of the start of the NATO coalition's bombing of the territory of sovereign Yugoslavia. We propose to submit it for consideration by the State Duma on March 20, synchronously with the Federation Council

- he explained.

In the text of the draft appeal, the Russian parliament calls on the UN and the parliaments of the world to finally condemn the military operation of the North Atlantic Alliance against Yugoslavia and take measures to bring NATO member states to international responsibility for direct aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Slutsky said.

Russian deputies consider it necessary, on the eve of the anniversary of NATO aggression against Yugoslavia, to give a fair assessment of “this gross violation of international law.” Also, parliamentarians “express deep concern at the ongoing attempts of the collective West to present to the international community an act of aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as a peacekeeping operation.”

Meanwhile, unrecognized Kosovo for the first time agreed to provide military assistance to Kyiv. It consists of ammunition for mortars, trucks and armored vehicles. Medicine with trucks, tactical and armored vehicles will be delivered to Ukraine next week.
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  1. was_bornin
    was_bornin
    +1
    20 March 2024 14: 52
    Isn’t it possible to do something without clownery? It’s relevant, what can I say, 25 years have passed.
    1. Fizik13
      Fizik13
      +1
      20 March 2024 20: 30
      Isn’t it possible to do something without clownery?

      Now, if they accept the resolution and forget, it will be a clownery!
      But if they inflate this problem to the whole world: the UN, the 20, all kinds of forums, summits, etc. etc. - then this will be what you need!
      They introduced sanctions against us, although they do not work or create problems, but they can be solved, they were promoted throughout the world.
      We should do exactly the same. At every opportunity, rub their faces in the dirt, remember: Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya......
      1. prior
        prior
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        21 March 2024 08: 29
        It would be better if the Duma members passed a law according to which, every time the United States is mentioned as a country, there would be a reminder that it was the first country to use nuclear weapons against the civilian population of Japan.
        And then every speech of our representative at the UN and other international organizations would be accompanied by this reminder. Well, how about a foreign agent?
        Then the Stars and Stripes would be “rejoiced.”
        Then both the UN Secretary General and the Japanese would not have to bashfully remain silent about who is the most “peace-loving” in our world.
  2. Afinogen
    Afinogen
    -1
    20 March 2024 15: 05
    I understand the Duma is bored. But maybe he can finally get down to business???
  3. In passing
    In passing
    0
    20 March 2024 17: 23
    The train has left. Everything that was Yugoslavia is now in NATO itself. And they feel great. Here it is necessary to “pressure” so that there is compensation for everything. And every year remind you with such appeals. Maybe NATO will pay, someday...
    1. Vladimir Tuzakov
      Vladimir Tuzakov
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      22 March 2024 11: 00
      Better later than never. The right decision, because the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia was carried out without the permission of the UN and other international decisions. That is, aggression that is criminal under international law. This must be reminded to the whole world - the war criminal acts of several NATO countries with the US leading the way should not be forgotten. Moreover, large quantities of depleted uranium shells were used, which contaminated the regions of Serbia.