1999 Nato Bombings
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Thousands Evacuated As 1,000-Kg NATO Bomb Removed From Serbian City
Experts on Sunday removed a bomb left over in a southern Serbian city from the 1999 NATO bombing of the country, prompting the evacuation of more than a thousand residents, officials said.
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Why Serbians Are Angry At Trump's Family Over Site Of 1999 Nato Strikes
A bombed-out building in Belgrade, which has stood as a national symbol of the 1999 NATO strikes on Serbia, might soon become a luxury hotel financed by Donald Trump's son-in-law -- much to the anger of locals.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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French Open: Novak Djokovic, Milos Raonic in Clash of Balkan Exiles
Belgrade-born Novak Djokovic left for Munich when he was 12 in 1999 just as NATO rained its bombs on Serbia. His French Open quarter-final opponent Milos Raonic was born in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, but his family decamped to Canada in 1994 when he was just three.
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Thousands Evacuated As 1,000-Kg NATO Bomb Removed From Serbian City
Experts on Sunday removed a bomb left over in a southern Serbian city from the 1999 NATO bombing of the country, prompting the evacuation of more than a thousand residents, officials said.
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Why Serbians Are Angry At Trump's Family Over Site Of 1999 Nato Strikes
A bombed-out building in Belgrade, which has stood as a national symbol of the 1999 NATO strikes on Serbia, might soon become a luxury hotel financed by Donald Trump's son-in-law -- much to the anger of locals.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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French Open: Novak Djokovic, Milos Raonic in Clash of Balkan Exiles
Belgrade-born Novak Djokovic left for Munich when he was 12 in 1999 just as NATO rained its bombs on Serbia. His French Open quarter-final opponent Milos Raonic was born in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, but his family decamped to Canada in 1994 when he was just three.
