چکیده:
The author while giving a chronology of the events which led to the Kosovo crisis, says historically Serbs and the ethnic Albanians of Kosovo both have had claim over Kosovo.He also touches on Serbian atrocities against theAlbanians of Kosovo and their repression and harassment at the hands of Serbian police.The dissolution of the parliament and suspension of theconstitution in 1990 by Slobedon Milosevic sparked a new round of conflict and hostility and the ethnic Albanians of Kosovo started underground activities with the aim of attaining their rights.Regarding NATO attacks against Yugoslavia, offciallycarried out to check Milosevic's ethnic cleansing, he says the real aim is to undermine the authority of the U.NThe NA TO strikes, carried out without the approval of the U.N, will result in the imposition of the U.S. desired unipolar international order over the world and the elimination of China and Russia as major players in the new international order.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The dissolution of the parliament and suspension of theconstitution in 1990 by Slobedon Milosevic sparked a new round of conflict and hostility and the ethnic Albanians of Kosovo started underground activities with the aim of attaining their rights.
The government, in an effort to change the identity of the Albanians pursued the policy of quot;Serbization'' in Kosovo along with other Albanian populated areas of Yugoslavia.
Following this, more than 90 percent of the Albanian population of Kosovo through the formation of a shadow government protested against the abolition of the autonomy of the Kosovo Province, which was carried out after amending the constitution in 1990.
The dominant Serb political establishments in the province was unable to counter the situation and the Belgrade government only relied on the police force which was loyal to Milosevic.
On May 26, 1992 the Serb government despite having declared the elections illegal, invited representatives of the Albanian parties in Kosovo to discuss human rights issues with Belgrade two days after the local and federal elections, which were scheduled for May 31.
But more important than this was the US and European insistence on the need to maintain a 26,000-strong NATO peace-keeping force inside Kosovo during the three-year provisiona] period, a move which made the Serbs more inflexible and resulted in the failure of the talks.
One of the objectives of NATO in its intervention in Kosovo was to eliminate the authority of the United Nations and end the political system governing international relations since World War II and instead to impose the U.