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Intellectuals from Europe signed "An appeal from Brussels"
June 20, 2000

Condemnation of NATO aggression on Yugoslavia
Condemnation of NATO aggression on Yugoslavia
Brussels, 20 June - More than 150 intellectuals from 26 European countries signed, "An appeal from Brussels" with which NATO aggression on Yugoslavia condemns and emphasizes that "war, which was prepared, conducted and led, was opposite to basic principles of the international law".

In the appeal which was sent to European public, immediately after the NATO "air operations", it is emphasized that with the aggression, Charter of the United Nations which envisages that every use of power in the resolving of the international problems must approve UN's Security Council. In the aggression on Yugoslavia, as it is stated, it wasn't the case.

Aim of the petition is to point out the need that all international conflicts resolve peacefully, it is demanded to return to negotiations, diplomacy and peacefully resolving of Kosovo and Metohija, according to professor Francois Houtart, one of the initiators of the "Appeal from Brussels".

Systematically destroying of economic infrastructure and communications, also intentionally discouragement of the population and provoking rebellion, are opposite to all humanitarian principles, stated professor of "Free University" in Brussels, on the occasion of ending peacefully mission which has the aim to point out strong consequences of NATO aggression.

Those who signed the appeal condemned the policy of American Administration and "involving of Europe" in war on its territory, spreading of West Alliance towards east, also race in arms, which was continued, and after the "cold war".


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