Q:
A:
World should draw lesson from NATO attack
Belgrade,
24 March 2009
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Ivica Dacic today stated that the world should draw a lesson from the NATO air attacks on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and therefore prevent the recurrence of such tragic events.
At a special government session held to mark Remembrance Day for the victims of the NATO bombing, Dacic reiterated that that the NATO bombing was a crime against Serbia with the aim of supporting Kosovo independence.
The alleged motive for the attack, which started without the UN Security Council’s permission, was an incident that happened in Racak. Afterwards even the Hague tribunal withdrew the charges against the Serbian indictees, said Dacic, adding that the NATO aggression was a violation of international law.
Not only civilians but also policemen and soldiers are innocent victims and compensation for war damages has never been recieved.
Today we are paying tribute to the victims of the NATO aggression, said Dacic, pointing out that the Serbian government is taking care of the families of those killed during the NATO bombing.
At today’s session the government agreed to set up a memorial to the victims of the NATO bombing in Belgrade.
The alleged motive for the attack, which started without the UN Security Council’s permission, was an incident that happened in Racak. Afterwards even the Hague tribunal withdrew the charges against the Serbian indictees, said Dacic, adding that the NATO aggression was a violation of international law.
Not only civilians but also policemen and soldiers are innocent victims and compensation for war damages has never been recieved.
Today we are paying tribute to the victims of the NATO aggression, said Dacic, pointing out that the Serbian government is taking care of the families of those killed during the NATO bombing.
At today’s session the government agreed to set up a memorial to the victims of the NATO bombing in Belgrade.
-
Belgrade, 24 July 2026Dačić congratulates UK Home Secretary on reappointment
-
Belgrade, 22 July 2026Serbia follows modern technological achievements, attracts investments
-
Belgrade, 22 July 2026Continued cooperation with Russia in field of security, emergency situations
-
Belgrade, 22 July 2026New opportunities for expanding economic cooperation between Serbia, China
-
Belgrade, 20 July 2026Cooperation in field of interior affairs important segment of relations with Germany
-
Belgrade, 16 July 2026Expo 2027 opportunity to further strengthen international partnerships
-
Belgrade/Bratislava, 16 July 2026Serbia, Slovakia continue to strengthen political, economic cooperation
-
Belgrade, 14 July 2026Serbia bilaterally resolves problems arising from EES implementation
-
Gradina/Kalotina, 9 July 2026Improving border cooperation between Serbia, Bulgaria
-
Belgrade, 7 July 2026Further strengthening economic cooperation between Serbia, Italy