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20 years since NATO attacked Serbian broadcaster, killing 16


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20 years will have passed at 02:06 hours CET on April 23 since NATO
airstrikes targeting Serbia's public broadcaster, RTS, that killed 16
employees. 

Source: B92, Tanjug Monday, April 22, 2019 | 10:32 

RTS logo in Serbian

This was the first case of a media outlet being declared a legitimate
military goal.

The attacks came as part of NATO's 78-day war against Serbia
<https://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2017&mm=03&dd=24&nav_id=1008
47>  waged in the spring of 1999. 

Human Rights Watch said a year later, in 2000, that there was no
justification for the bombing of the broadcaster. 

Former RTS Director Dragoljub Milanovic was sentenced to 10 years in prison
in 2002 because he did not respect the order of the federal government at
the time to relocate people and technology from the buildings in Aberdareva
and Hilandarska streets. 

NATO leaders claimed that the attack was justified, while a special
commission of the Hague Tribunal, which looked into the RTS bombing case,
among other things, did not suggest to the prosecution to initiate criminal
proceedings against them. 

NATO airstrikes killed 25-year-old Darko Stoimenovski, Nebojsa Stojanovic
(26), Jelica Munitlak (27), Ksenija Bankovic (27), Dragorad Dragojevic (27),
Dragan Tasic (29), Aleksandar Deletic (30), Slavisa Stevanovic (32), Sinisa
Medic (32), Ivana Stukalo (33), Dejan Markovic (39), Milan Joksimovic (47),
Branislav Jovanovic (50), Slobodan Jontic (54), Milovan Jankovic (59), and
Tomislav Mitrovic (61).

 

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