Unveiling the Hidden Agenda Behind NATO's 1999 Bombing of Yugoslavia

Twenty-five years after NATO's 1999 bombing campaign against Yugoslavia, newly declassified documents reviewed by The Grayzone have shed light on the true motives behind this controversial military intervention. This investigative report aims to uncover the secret agenda orchestrated by top British officials, led by Prime Minister Tony Blair, to push for strikes on civilian targets and involve US troops in a plan to occupy Yugoslavia and topple President Slobodan Milosevic.