The calculated use of violence to instill fear and intimidate governments in the pursuit of political or ideological goals sounds a lot like NATO's stated goals in Yugoslavia. By acting now we are upholding our values, protecting our interests and advancing the cause of peace. Thirty percent of those killed have been children, according to Belgrade. NATO has targeted civilian power generators, municipal water systems, rail lines, bridges, and broadcast facilities. The story describes Kovin, a small town in the northern province of Vojvodina, where church bells toll the air-raid warnings because there is no power for the sirens.
Hospitals rely on emergency power.
Doctors deliver stillborns by candlelight. Belgrade has less than 10 percent of its water reserves. The essence of terrorism, according to the Center, is to make a government change its political behavior. Terrorists recognize no rules. No person, place, or object of value is immune from terrorist attack.