Yugoslavia. Unnecessary war. NATO aggression
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The main theme of the book is the problem of Kosovo, which became the reason for the aggression of NATO forces against Yugoslavia in 1999. The author shows a picture of events in the Balkans at the end of the last century in a comprehensive manner, indicating their causes and consequences. The book also tells about the history of the "Albanian question" in the Balkans, while the analysis of the new round of the crisis in Kosovo in 1997-1998, which became a harbinger of NATO aggression against Yugoslavia. The events of Marta-June 1999 are devoted to a special chapter, which discusses the course and consequences of 78 days of NATO military operations against Yugoslavia, as well as issues of planning operations, armament of NATO and the Yugoslav army, stages of bombing, the role of international organizations and the Security Council, and the positions of European states , in particular Russia, a special place in the book is analyzed by the analysis of the negotiation process in April-June 1999 with the mediation of M. Akhtisaari, S. Talbott and V. S. Chernomyrdin, the surrender of Yugoslavia on humiliating conditions for it, the commissioning of NATO troops into the territory of Kosovo And the change of regime in Yugoslavia. The political events that followed NATO aggression are also considered how they affected the position of Yugoslavia, the fate of Kosovo and the negotiation process between Belgrade and Primetina (until April 2013)
The book is designed for a wide reader who is interested in the issues of modern policy in the Balkans
The book is designed for a wide reader who is interested in the issues of modern policy in the Balkans
Author:
Author:Guskova Elena Yuryevna
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Historical Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-93615-223-8
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