In an "exclusive" interview with Sputnik Serbia under the title "All of Europe will feel the consequences of the events in UkraineSerbian Health Minister Danica Grujicic repeated her thesis that in 1999 NATO waged a "chemical and nuclear war" against Serbia and Montenegro. According to the minister, the Serbian Parliament once formed a Commission that was supposed to deal with the impact of depleted uranium missiles and the targeting of chemical plants on human health and the environment, but its work was suspended.
"My colleagues at the VMA were very ready to monitor the health of all our soldiers who were exposed to the effect of that ammunition, as it should be done. Unfortunately, there was also a stronger policy and that project was stopped," Grujicic told the Russian media, as well as that "all (Serbian) generals who participated in those military actions fell ill with malignant diseases."
She says that she "tried in several interviews to reach out to those who decide in Ukraine and to the citizens of Ukraine", which "agreed" to receive missiles with depleted uranium from the West even though "all this pollution will have consequences for their health", Ukrainians, and "worst of all", Ukrainian children.
Grujicic, therefore, "does not rule out that just as someone did an experiment in the FRY with the use of depleted uranium, they are now doing it in Ukraine as well."
In addition to an interview with a Serbian minister who suspects that NATO is conducting experiments in Ukraine at the expense of the health of Ukrainians, the Sputnik website in Serbian contains a text about how the British M16 sends "Kiev extremists" to "liquidate African leaders" in order to prevent African countries from cooperating with Moscow.
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