On May 30 1999, NATO bombed the bridge on the Great Morava in Varvarin.
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War Crimes of NATO in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia
On March 24 ,1999 NATO countries began an aggressive war against Yugoslavia.
US, French, German and British bombing took the lives of over 3.5 thousand persons (including women and children), left ~10,000 wounded.
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▪️ Shelling of residential areas and killing civilians;
▪️ Shelling of hospitals and ambulances;
▪️ Bombing of industrial facilities to cause environmental damage;
▪️ Destruction of civilian objects;
▪️ Use of cluster and depleted uranium munitions by NATO.
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"[c]ivilian objects shall not be the object of attack or reprisals."
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Oil depots, industrial facilities, bridges and factories destroyed.
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10 People were killed, over 30 injured. Their names are below:
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On April 27, 1999 the town of Surdulica was bombed. 20 civilians were killed (including 12 children), over 100 injured.
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On May 1, 1999 at 13:15 the village of Luzane in Kosovo was bombed. The passenger bus shown was bombed killing 46 civilians including 14 children.
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The city of Novi Pazar was repeatedly bombed on April 23, 24 and 29 and on May 21, 1999. 11 civilians died, 23 were wounded.
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On April 14, 1999 at about 14:20 NATO bombed civilians in the village of Bistrazin. 52 People died, 41 were injured.
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On April 23, 1999 at 02:06 NATO bombed the Radio Television of Serbia. 16 people were killed. 19 wounded. Their names are below:
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On May 13, 1999 around 23:50 three American aircraft dropped eight cluster bombs on the village of Korisa. 81 civilians died.
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NATO used CBU87 type cluster ammunition that contains 202 sub-ammunitions of BLU97 A/B Type.
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For a full report of NATO War crimes in former Yugoslavia please read:
(PDF)
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