Court for NATO Bombs: Following them occurred by massacre every 5 days in Kosovo

In a Facebook post on Albin Kurti shows the reasons why NATO intervened in Kosovo.

Facebook Kurt Post:

20 years were filled today by NATO bombings on Serbian forces. Third: The West intervened militarily against the Third Yugoslavia, which had become fully Milosevic's.

There are three main reasons why NATO went into war two decades ago:

1. Because Yugoslavia's president, Slobodan Milosevic, refused to sign the Rambouillet document (though he was quite favourable for Serbia). This was in contrast with the Dayton agreement that had empowered Milosevich in and out.

2. For Kosovo not to become Bosnia. With Srebrenica in mind and Recak in front of her eyes, it could not be allowed to repeat the genocide in Europe by standing at the back of the most powerful alliance in human history. Even global credibility of NATO and the West were at stake.

3. For Macedonia not to become Kosovo. Continued fighting between the KLA and Serbian forces could not be maintained for much longer, located in Kosovo. Albanians were under cruel attack and Macedonia's involvement in war made the transition from the local danger to regional unpredictable (at least).

The first and last day of this 78 - day intervention was the best. Because Serbia was hit and because she surrendered. Between these two moments, we have an average of 5 massacres a day against Albanians throughout Kosovo. In this spring, the people of Kosovo will commemorate thousands of 20 years, pain and grief over losses and suffering, pride and hope for determination and future.