The direct reason for NATO's bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was that Kosovo, a region of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, demanded independence, but the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia did not allow it, and then it was reported that there were acts of repression and massacres, and there is no real evidence to confirm this so far, and then the local Kosovo independence armed forces and the Yugoslav army began to fight.

NATO intervened militarily. The latter reason is that after the division of Yugoslavia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia has been in conflict with NATO in Bosnia and Herzegovina and other places, and without Kosovo, there will be other problems, and NATO will attack him, no matter how you find it. The aim is to create a pro-Western and NATO regime. The pretense is the realization of democratic freedoms.

According to an interview with reporters, a CIA official pointed out: "Jerry Williams' report on the humanitarian crisis in Kosovo caused by the massacre carried out by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is the main reason for NATO's entry into the region, but Williams has not been able to produce strong evidence to prove that there is ethnic cleansing in the region after the incident." ”

Shortly after the Serb Jihadist issued its statement, the police raided a camping home in Marbury, engaged several militants in an exchange of fire, and eventually killed them, from which they recovered weapons, ammunition and a plan, and there was evidence that they planned and executed Jerry, because photographs of Jerry's body were found there.

As early as March 2000, the United Nations peacekeeping force in Kosovo confirmed that a total of 31,000 depleted uranium munitions were used in NATO air strikes against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which was equivalent to the total amount of depleted uranium munitions used by the United States and other countries against Iraq during the Gulf War.

The powder produced by the explosion of depleted uranium bombs can cause serious harm to the body once it is breathed into the body or enters the body through a small wound. Experts point out that radioactive particles from depleted uranium bombs will also contaminate water sources and soils, and that the duration of such contamination will be very long, given the half-life of radioactive materials that are tens or even hundreds of years. When NATO launched an air raid on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, none of the towns in southern Serbia near Kosovo were spared, and they became the hardest hit areas by depleted uranium bombs.

President of the Association of Veterans of the City of Vranje, Serbia: They dropped about 1,000 missiles there, especially in our small city. Over the past 10 years, the number of people diagnosed with cancer has increased year by year. Men are more likely to have lung cancer, while women have breast cancer, uterine cancer and leukemia.

In 2006, British biologist Roger Corgerhill proposed in the European Parliament that NATO should impose a moratorium on the use of depleted uranium weapons. He believes that the depleted uranium bombs dropped by NATO in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia have markedly increased the number of leukemia and cancer patients in the Balkans, and this problem will become even more serious in the future. Based on figures released by the Pentagon, Koghill calculated that the nuclear contamination caused by NATO's dropping of depleted uranium bombs in Serbia is equivalent to 3% of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant leakage.

In an interview with reporters, the mayor of Vranje said: "In 1999, when NATO air strikes were carried out, they were preparing for genocide and genocide. Towns in southern Serbia, close to Kosovo, have not been spared. In order to give more and more citizens suffering from cancer a spiritual sustenance, and also to remember that unforgettable history and seek justice for today's victims, we have established the Association of Cancer Patients, who are dying silently, and we cannot be silent. We will help and support this action by gathering evidence to the greatest extent possible in the form of associations, cities, individual citizens, etc. ”

When these documents were disclosed one by one in recent years, NATO's air raids against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia were widely questioned, and many people called it a disgrace to modern civilization.

The disclosure of these classified documents should have been the work of Jerry Williams' political enemies in order to get Williams involved in the scandal.

The identities of these dead gunmen have all been confirmed, all of them are former Yugoslav veterans, and all of them have suffered from fatal cancer, or some of their family members have suffered from cancer.

In fact, the project on the use of lean oil bombs in Kosovo to cause cancer was launched as early as the nineties, and Radomir Kovacevic was a well-known Serbian medical expert who served as the chief doctor of the Serbian Radiation Protection Center. After the Kosovo war, he was invited to join the environmental investigation team, which searched for unexploded ordnance and studied the contamination of air, rivers, groundwater and soil.

Serbian medical expert Radomir Kovacevic: We found the presence of a large amount of particulate matter, hundreds or even thousands of times more polluting particles than in normal times. ”

Next, Dr. Kovacevic conducted medical examinations on residents in several villages in the heavily polluted Vlagne mountains.

"The average age we tested was 39.5 years, including dozens of children and the elderly, and in their blood, urine and excrement, we found between 36 and 260 nanograms of uranium per liter of urine, and the average uranium content in the urine of these residents was 150 nanograms per liter," Kovacevic testified. After the end of the Gulf War, in 1995, the same level of uranium was found in the soldiers of the United States, and the test was completed by the people of the United States using American testing equipment.

After the end of the Gulf War, many soldiers who participated in the war experienced a decline in physical fitness, showing symptoms such as irritability, headaches, muscle and joint pain, and sleep disorders, which is the so-called "Gulf War Syndrome."

After the Kosovo War, the soldiers who participated in the war also developed a "Kosovo War Syndrome" with similar symptoms. Various investigations have shown that these war syndromes are partly caused by the use of depleted uranium shells.

There is still no detailed study on the extent to which depleted uranium munitions are harmful to humans and nature. In Serbia, including Kosovo, scientific and medical experts are still unable to make a concrete and comprehensive assessment of the impact of depleted uranium munitions on the ecological environment of the region due to the lack of information on where depleted uranium munitions were dropped and how they were used. It is important to note that the barriers and obstacles faced by lawyers and expert teams in the collection of evidence are not only scientific and historical.

The six gunmen who died were all from the city of Fragne, which had to build a new cemetery because the death toll had increased so rapidly in recent years. A cemetery with a capacity of 5,000 graves was built at the foot of the hill where depleted uranium shells were thrown, and only the locals know about the lack of such a cemetery.

One of the gunmen wrote in his diary: "

Ivan Petrovich, family member of the victims of the citizens of Vranje: Vranje will soon become a city of darkness, and if this trend continues, we may all die, and I am saddened and desperate to see my wife suffer from breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and until she died a few days ago. And families who have had the same painful experience as me can be found everywhere here. ”

"One might ask why many people in the past few years who have seen their loved ones and friends die of terminal illness and feel powerless, why don't these people choose to move away? But I don't want our children to suffer the same calamity and suffering. And those who commit heinous crimes, deserve the punishment they deserve. ”

And the only wish of these dead gunmen is to be buried in the cemetery of their hometown.

Originally, the public was deeply angry and hated for the kidnapping of a senator, and people were sympathetic to Facebook President Donald, but when the news was ruthlessly disclosed by the media, the people were angry and indifferent to all this.

Those at the C.I.A. admitted that Jerry Williams pandered to the preferences of some people in power by presenting hearsay news to the embassy as evidence, which made the authorities misjudge the situation.

Since then, Williams has risen to prominence, while those who have been harmed by the war have lived in hell.

As soon as these negative new sides came out, people's sympathy for Williams was gone.

When Williams' body was found without causing any waves, the Congress was also saying that there would be no state funeral rites and no army honor guards.

Compared to the people on TV who have cancer in Kosovo, his fate is not bad.

Donald was very angry about this, and he was very angry that the government had shifted the blame for the Kosovo war to his father.

The Kosovo War was the inevitable result of NATO's eastward expansion, and Jerry's small intelligence officer was not enough to influence the overall situation, all of which were designed by interest groups, so he used the Facebook platform to severely criticize and criticize the authorities.

This move angered several other shareholders and directors, and the board of directors decided to suspend him for the time being, and will not consider reinstating him until he returns to normal after his funeral.

Donald was furious, and Mark voted for it, which made him extremely angry, and he felt that it was betrayal and abandonment: "Why?" he asked bitterly.

Mark said calmly: "I will not fight against the government authorities for the reputation of a dead person, which will put the company in a disadvantageous situation, as one of the major shareholders, I will not allow you to do this." ”

Donald said angrily, "You only have money in your eyes. ”

Mark said: "That's because there are tens of thousands of people waiting for food! Who said I did something wrong? I just want to make it clear about Jerry's matter, if I knew that he had played such a dishonorable role, I would never support him." Mark didn't hide his true thoughts.

Donald could hardly believe that Mark, who had always been obedient to him and unconditionally supported him, would abandon him at a critical moment, and he said angrily: "How can you do this to me? You should support me!"

"I don't have a choice. ”

Donald shouted, "You have!" and slammed the door.