Русија им се закани на ЕУ и НАТО

sensei напиша: Веста е малку надувана. Никаде не се спомнува брутална сила[/IMG]

Другар, нека не те чуди ако во иднина Америка преку своите сателити види во Србија 10 нуклеарки вперени накај Европа и Западот......

Najdobro ce bide da im namigneme na Arapskite emirati, mozebi ce ni se smiluvaat i nie eden den da zalicime barev eden stepen na Dubai

Веста е малку надувана. Никаде не се спомнува брутална сила, и заканата е многу позатскриена и индиректна отколку што е преведено.

Ама сепак и тоа е нешто човек да се замисли.

milijarda i pol dnevno zarabotuva od gasot i nafatata.
Ona da ne im bapne milijardicka, zosto gjomiti zapadov kako da ima nekoja krizicka, berzive mnogu nestabilni.

Slobodno denot na nezavisnosta na Kosovo moze da go zapisat kako pocetok na 3 Svetska vojna.
Ne im treba ni Nostradamus nisto.
 
 
Sanjam ti sanjam... kolku li si posakuvate Rusija da bide na mestoto od Evropa, ama samo sonista
 
 I deset milijardi da zarabotuva dnevno dzabe im e, zatoa sto se kriminalci, se odi vo racete na poedinci a za obicniot narod ni korka leb ne ostanuva, pa sto da ti zboruvam si znaes kako e i kaj nas situacija, isto gomno


Изменето од Pustinski-Lav - 22.Февруари.2008 во 14:28

Море ке плакаме сите.

Алооо Грујоооооооооооооо
Јави се на Путин брат овој доаѓа на Балкан се ќе ни реши и Егеј ќе ни врати.
Дали има доволно пропусна моќ Проклетије и Олимп?

Да живее Сојузот на Словенски Држави.

milijarda i pol dnevno zarabotuva od gasot i nafatata.
Ona da ne im bapne milijardicka, zosto gjomiti zapadov kako da ima nekoja krizicka, berzive mnogu nestabilni.

Slobodno denot na nezavisnosta na Kosovo moze da go zapisat kako pocetok na 3 Svetska vojna.
Ne im treba ni Nostradamus nisto.

(CNN) -- Russia has not ruled out using force to resolve the dispute over Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia if NATO forces breach the terms of their U.N. mandate, Moscow's ambassador to NATO warned on Friday.

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"If the EU works out a single position or if NATO steps beyond its mandate in Kosovo, these organizations will be in conflict with the U.N., and then I think we will also begin operating under the assumption that in order to be respected, one needs to use force," Dmitry Rogozin said, in comments carried by Russia's Interfax news agency.

Russia, which has close ties with Serbia, has refused to recognize Kosovo's sovereignty, triggering a terse diplomatic standoff with the U.S. and several EU member states including the UK, France and Germany which have already recognized its independent status.

NATO has led a 15,000-strong peacekeeping operation -- known as KFOR -- in Kosovo since 1999 under the terms of a U.N. Security Council mandate authorized following a 78-day bombing campaign by the military alliance against Serbia.

Following Kosovo's declaration of independence last weekend, NATO Secretary-General said KFOR would "respond swiftly and firmly against anyone who might resort to violence in Kosovo."

Police were guarding the U.S. Embassy in Belgrade on Friday, one day after a charred body was found and dozens of people were reportedly injured in an attack by angry demonstrators protesting Kosovo's independence from Serbia.

The Embassy's consular section remained closed on Friday as officials were advised to remain in their residences and avoid movement amid continuing fears over anti-Western protests, according to a statement on the U.S. Embassy Web site.

The Embassy warned American citizens to avoid areas of demonstration and to exercise "extreme caution."

Throwing rocks, breaking windows and setting fires, the protesters capped a day of mass protest against Western support for an independent Kosovo.

Thursday's violence was part of a much bigger, peaceful demonstration where up to 150,000 people chanted "Kosovo is Serbia," and vowed to never accept the province's independence.

The larger group of protesters marched to the Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava, where a huge outdoor prayer service was held.

Serbian TV showed someone trying to set fire to the U.S. flag at the embassy, which was closed and unstaffed when the masked protesters attacked.

Riot police fired tear gas at the rioters and lines of armored vehicles were on the streets before the embassy perimeter was secured.

Kosovo declared independence last Sunday and the United States was among the first countries to offer official recognition of its split from Serbia.