The letter Bush sent to Milosevic in 1992: Army ready to stop you in Kosovo

In one of his letters to Slobodan Milosevic in 1992, Bush wrote:

“Under the conflict in Kosovo, caused by Serbia's shares, the United States of America will be ready with its army to act against such aggression”. So it was said in the letter President George Bush had sent to Slobodan Milosevic on December 25th 1992, the NY Times wrote, Periscopi follows.

And later, statements and shares that were implementing Bush's support for Kosovo would also follow. From Bush to Clinton, to intervention in Kosovo.

The American “Policy has not changed”, Robert Gelbard, the special envoy for the Balkans, said on March 4, 1998, when he was asked whether Bush's familiar letter as the Christmas Eve was still in effect.

Article published in American prestigious NEW YORK TIMES 

The time to stop the killing has come before there is too much bloodshed”, Madeline Albright later said.

Meanwhile, Bill Clinton would later make the decision:

I'm obliged to do everything I can to stop repeating what happened in Bosnia and ethnic cleansing. And I am authorized to support a process for NATO intervention, Bill Clinton says in 1998. /Periscopi/

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