The Belgrade organizers of these commercial ventures found it financially worthwile to enlist the services of 2000 Russian soldiers as well in the view of the expectable loot. One of Croatia's main sources of income is tourism, based on their long Adriatic coastline. The Serbian forces shelled its historical town of Dubrovnik with 5000 projectiles. If Kadijevic the Serbian War Secretary of the period himself confesses so, who are we to argue. Hold on for a second.
People fight when they are attacked.
When you set upon your neighbor to take his property away by force, that is not called fighting, it's called robbery. Your forces were kicked out from every republic after their initial success in looting. Not in small part thanks to NATO, what may explain why you don't like it too much. Let me help you formulate the correct sentence, Slobodan. We can move on.