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WHO IS NEXT: RUSSIA, CHINA, MAYBE CUBA
May 12, 1999



Belgrade, 11 May 1999 (Tanjug) - The world fears that the United Nations might become an organization for covering up further NATO aggression on Yugoslavia, as is confirmed by last night's blocking of the Security Council so that it would condemn the bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade.

The NATO has gone off course. The aggression on Yugoslavia confirmed that the Alliance has turned into a war alliance and that, if the international community does not stand in its way, the question can already be asked: who is next?

"In the following fifty years, the NATO will move its boundaries towards the east all the way to - China", it was estimated at the recent meeting of the head countries of the NATO in Washington.

Clinton, Blair, Solana and their followers are now trying to forcefully move the center of the decision making from New York to Washington and Brussels and to push the Security Council into the background. Before the aggression on Yugoslavia, a similar thing happened at the end of the previous year when the bombing of Iraq started.

This also confirms the recent decision of the European Union on the putting through of an oil embargo against Yugoslavia. According to the NATO powers' dictate, all countries should accept this simple embargo, although Russia and some other countries are opposed.

However, the war drummer boys in Washington, London and Bonn are not interested in the fact that this issue never appeared before the Security Council, which is the only authority in the putting through of sanctions to be honored by all the countries of the world.

If such a practice - the law of the stronger - become common, then the question is already asked: which country is next after Yugoslavia. New victims of the NATO madness could be found among the countries that do not fit into Clinton's world moulds that he calls "the new world order". Among others, these countries are Cuba, Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Libya or Nigeria. Iraq, for example, has been paying the price of its "disobedience" to Washington for quite a long time now.

The analysts following the happenings on the global political stage are now facing a great enigma after what is going on at present: is the aggression on Yugoslavia "a general rehearsal" for the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China.

Yugoslavia has already asked the United Nations to put an end to the NATO's one way thinking: the war devastation of Yugoslavia and the putting through of the one way oil embargo against our country.

The agreement achieved at the meeting of the Group Eight is and attempt to start the discussion on the solving of the Yugoslav crisis with the Security Council, where it is its righteous place.

"It has proven that the United Nations are indispensable after all, that we go back to them sooner or later" - said the Secretary General of the United Nations Kofi Annan after the agreement of the Foreign Ministers of the seven wealthiest countries in the world and Russia.

The discussion with the Security Council, which did not last night condemn the bombing of the Chinese embassy, confirms, however, that Clinton and his followers are still blocking all actions in the world organization that oppose their interests.

After the latest escalation of the NATO aggression on Yugoslavia and the bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, the world fears that the USA, Great Britain and France try to manipulate even the Security Council when the discussion comes to the subject of the resolution for the solving of the crisis in Kosovo and Metohija on the grounds of the principles adopted by the Group Eight.

Secretary General Kofi Annan must - which he has not done so far - to condemn the aggression on Yugoslavia and to start defending the basic principles of the United Nations Charter. If not, he will go down in history as the American pawn, who buried the United Nations, although the world organization has, so far, in several conflicts around the world, played the key part in the maintaining of peace.


 


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