‘We bombed you to save you’ – NATO head Stoltenberg speaks about 1999 bombings on visit to Serbia

NATO事務総長がセルビアを訪れたのを機に1999年のNATOによるセルビア空爆問題が振り返られています。

この中でNATOが10トンから15トンの劣化ウラン（ウラン238）をセルビアに落としたとあります。それによる環境汚染で地域全域でがん関連の病気の増加が増加したとしてNATOを訴える動きがあり、国際的な訴訟団が組織されています。

セルビアでは、この劣化ウラン汚染が原因となって毎年33,000人、毎日子供一人、が病気を発症していると訴訟団は主張しています。

福島第一原発の燃料装荷量は、
ウラン装荷量(t) 1号機　69、2〜5号機　94、 6号機　132
とされています。ここでいう「ウラン」がウラン235のみを指すのか、ウラン238を含むウラン全体を指すのか、明確に記されていませんが、原発1基のウラン装荷量だけで、セルビアに落とされたウラン238の量をはるかにしのぐことになります。ウラン235は自発核分裂性もあります。

福島第一原発事故によってどれだけのウランが環境に放出されたかは明らかにされていません。ウランの放出・拡散がありながら疾病が増えることはないなどと言うのは、まさにたわ言です。

RT2018/10/8
‘We bombed you to save you’ – NATO head Stoltenberg speaks about 1999 bombings on visit to Serbia
Although many people in Serbia hold “painful” memories of NATO’s 1999 bombing of their country, it was, in fact, done precisely to protect them from their own government, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in Belgrade.

He was answering questions about the bombing and about the NATO campaign against the government of the former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, during a meeting with the students of Belgrade University.

“I stressed that we did this to protect civilians and to stop the Milosevic regime,” Stoltenberg said, as quoted by the local media, claiming locals have painful memories of the events.

So NATO wants the alliance and Belgrade to “look into the future.” Stoltenberg also boasted of an “excellent relationship” between NATO and Serbia, adding that the military bloc “respects” Belgrade’s decision not to join the alliance. Still, he maintained that NATO wants to be Serbia’s “partner.”

He also said that NATO supports “dialogue” between Serbia and its breakaway region-turned-self-proclaimed state Kosovo, not only diplomatically but also “in the form of KFOR” – the NATO-led international peacekeeping force deployed to Kosovo.

His words came about a week after a brief escalation of tensions between Belgrade and Pristina sparked by the visit of Kosovo’s leader to a northern part of the breakaway region, which is populated by Serbs who refuse to recognize Pristina’s authority. The KFOR stayed conspicuously inactive during the incident, according to some reports while others suggested that the NATO-led force had even accompanied the Kosovo representative on that trip.

In March 1999, NATO launched airstrikes in what was then Yugoslavia, without the backing of the UN Security Council, after it accused Belgrade of “excessive and disproportionate use of force” in a conflict with insurgent Muslim ethnic Albanians in the region of Kosovo, which unilaterally declared independence nine years later, in 2008.

During the bombings, NATO dropped “between 10 and 15 tons of depleted uranium, which caused a major environmental disaster” and prompted Serbians to sue NATO over its actions, linking them to a rise in cancer-related illnesses across the region.

"In Serbia, 33,000 people fall sick because of this every year. That is one child every day," a member of the international legal team that was preparing the lawsuit told RT in 2017. Back in 2015, Stoltenberg himself expressed "regret" for the civilian casualties of NATO's 1999 bombing.

Comments

下線部分、おそらくイラク戦争の時と同じように劣化ウラン弾を使用したものと思われます。

また、最近コソボの治安部隊（アメリカ・NATOテロリスト）が湖を渡ってセルビアに侵攻したそうで、セルビア大統領が急遽ロシアのプーチン大統領に会いに行っていますよね！

旧ユーゴは、とても素敵なところで、教養も高いし、素晴らしいサッカー選手も多数輩出しているところなので、これ以上汚されたくない！！！！！
もちろん、シリア・イエメン・ベネズエラ・パキスタン・アフガニスタン・ナイジェリアそしてウクライナもだ！！！！！！！！

Posted by デスラー at 2018年10月09日 09:30