Rasputin_Vol
"Slava Ukraina"
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Why is any of that justification for American troops to be there?Whose fault is it? The local Serb Mayors and police officers resigned leaving the new for new elections. They than boycott the elections allowing Albanians to win by default. The new mayors have to be allowed to take office and access the town hall. The Serbs are the reason for the latest round of tensions.
No, you did not answer my question with regards to UNSC resolution 1244. UNSC resolution 1244 was a result of the US/NATO bombing campaign in 1999.I just answered that. There is an international mandate for peacekeepers, one that your beloved Russia voted for.
Also, I find it funny that your defense of this is a UN Security Council resolution. Hey, @Burhead... did the UN Security Council give the OK for the 78 days of NATO bombing? See, just like you like to pick and chose your timelines to your convenience, you can't legitimize an institution in one breath yet ignore that institution when it is not convenient.Because there is an international mandate to be there? Or did you forget UNSC resolution 1244?
Invited by who? And why was it our obligation to accept this alleged invitation? The Clinton Administration was itching for any distraction away from the Lewinsky affair. Had no business inserting ourselves in something halfway around the globe that was of no concern to us.Because we were invited, you pultroon.
A pair of U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers flew low over Sarajevo and several other Bosnian cities on Tuesday as a sign of support amid continued secessionist threats by the staunchly pro-Russia Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik.
"Sham" referendum...Whose fault is it? The local Serb Mayors and police officers resigned leaving the new for new elections. They than boycott the elections allowing Albanians to win by default. The new mayors have to be allowed to take office and access the town hall. The Serbs are the reason for the latest round of tensions.