“If we had a nuclear power plant, NATO would have definitely attacked it, because they attacked every target constituting a danger to the surrounding environment. They knew that a local environmental catastrophe could be arranged by attacking an oil refinery or a chemical enterprise, and they attacked such targets deliberately,” Grujicic said.
“The North Atlantic Alliance did not pay attention to civilian casualties. Everyone knows the famous conversation between former president of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic and Finnish diplomat Martti Ahtisaari, who said that Belgrade would be razed to the ground with carpet bombing,” Grujicic said.
“We took the initiative to establish the medical and environmental consequences of the bombings with mathematical precision. According to data we received based on meteorological conditions at the time, the whole of Europe was polluted” via the attacks, Grujicic said. “The Europeans who rejoiced at the bombs falling on Belgrade and Serbia were themselves infected and did not even know what they breathed in, what they ate and drank.”