Statement of the New Communist Party of Yugoslavia on the 26th anniversary of the 1999 NATO bombing

Statement of the New Communist Party of Yugoslavia on the 26th anniversary of the 1999 NATO bombing

In a statement about the 26th anniversary of NATO's imperialist bombing of Yugoslavia, the New Communist Party of Yugoslavia (NKPJ) stresses the follo

On March 24, 1999, NATO bombings of Serbian forces began. On the same day, activist and patriot Agim Hajrizi was killed by Serbian forces in his home in Mitrovica, along with his mother Nazmien and his 11-year-old son Ilir, writes Telegrafi. And on the 26th anniversary of his fall, the contribution of patriot Hajrizi was commemorated through a solemn academy at the “Rexhep Mitrovica” Cultural Center in Mitrovica. This solemn academy was attended…

Krusha e Madhe commemorates today those killed and massacred by Serbian forces, where not even women, children and the elderly were spared. 26 years ago, specifically from 25 to 27 March 1999, in Krusha in Rahovec by Serbian forces......

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Serbia Remembers: 26 Years Since the Start of the NATO Bombing

Today, Serbia marks the 26th anniversary of the NATO bombing campaign that began on March 24, 1999. Known as “Operation Allied Force,” the airstrikes lasted for 78 days, leaving deep […]

Moscow marked the 26th anniversary of the beginning of the bombing of the FRY today, and on that occasion, the president of the "Nikola Tesla" Serb Association, Lena Milojević, and the head of the executive committee of the "People's Front", Mikhail Kuznetsov, laid flowers and a wreath in front of the memorial plaque at the Serbian Embassy in Moscow, which was erected in 2024 in memory of those who died during the NATO aggression.