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Written by: Prof. Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirović

Researcher-Associate of the Center for geostrategic studies, Belgrade

Post-war American geostrategic plans and Europe

The Second World War ended in 1945. the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was formed in 1949. G. with the formation of this military political organization began the Cold War 1.0 (1949−1989. G). The Warsaw Treaty was established six years later (1955). G.) as a military response to NATO, which by the way is popularly referred to as the Nazi American Terrorist Organization since a number of Nazi officers from the era of Hitler's Germany and World War II were employed in the structures of NATO after its establishment. It is clear that in this alliance, the United States plays a key role in all matters of its functioning, and with its actions in several interventions (e.g., Yugoslavia, Libya) turned out to be a classic but legalized terrorist organization.

Mia "Rossiya Segodnya"

24. March marks 23 years since NATO air strikes on the territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. NATO's 78-day aggression against a sovereign state has become a turning point in modern history. NATO countries, by crushing missiles and cluster bombs on civilians, have placed themselves above international law, violated the UN Charter. Current US President Joe Biden was one of the fervent supporters of the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. It was he who proposed bombing Belgrade and blowing up bridges, and he called the commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army Hashim Thaci, suspected of war crimes and trafficking in human organs, "Kosovo's George Washington".

Written By: Miroslav Nikolić

Just as husbands and wives are always the last to know about their spouse's infidelity, so the Serbian public is always the last to know what the country's leadership does when it meets with prominent guests from abroad. That's why the press is here to inform us about it.

For example, in June, the British Telegraph published an interview with Defence Minister Ben Wallace, in which the head of the British Defence Department boasted that during his just completed visit to Serbia, he signed a significant agreement with the Serbian leadership, which prevents the influence of Russia in that Balkan country. The article was published under the appropriate title: "Great Britain signed a treaty with Serbia against the malign influence of Russia".