MARKALE - SCHOOL EXAMPLE OF FALSE FLAG OPERATION

BELGRADE, FEBRUARY 5 /SRNA/ - Professor of geopolitics Dragan Kolev told SRNA that the case of the Sarajevo market "Markale" from 31 years ago, just like Račak in Kosovo and Metohija, is a textbook example of "operation under a false flag" which caused damage to the Serbian people, but also a lesson for Serbs that they must be one step ahead of those who managed to achieve their goals with monstrous frauds, and still want to do so today.

"They were just looking for a reason for things that were already planned, and we all know the consequences. Both 'Markale' one and two and the story called Vase Miskina St. in Sarajevo were staged in order to intervene. The same is the case with Račak," said Kolev. He emphasized that both cases had been prepared for a long time by the Pentagon and that the "useful idiots" who actually carried out the attack on Sarajevo civilians were trained for it. "There are numerous pieces of evidence that speak in favor of the fact that everything was staged, but it is difficult for the other side to admit it, because their story about the defensive war rests on the myth of `Markale'. Srebrenica was the same story. Muslims themselves wrote books about it, but certain myths must be preserved in order to keep nations in strife and hatred and be pawns for certain geostrategic purposes," Kolev pointed out. He stated that the time will come when some archives will be opened and when it will be clearly seen who participated in it, but they will also give answers as to why the Serbian side met all this unprepared and lost the media war. "War is not fought only with a rifle. We had to be more prepared, jump out with information. Have a team that deals with assessments," he said. Kolev believes that Republika Srpska needs an institute for geopolitics today, where serious teams will work and continuously inform the public about what can happen to them, and how to preserve what was defended in the war. "The country is defended by its entire people. The people must be warned and understand that among us there are those who are easily sold. We need to learn from other people's experience, especially from our own experience. Those who are smart learn from other people's experience, while others learn from their own experience. The worst price is when someone does not learn, so he does not understand the world he lives in, what is happening in the Balkans and where it leads," he said. On February 5, 1994, 68 people were killed in the explosion of "pne mortar shell" in Sarajevo's "Markale" market, and the Serbs were accused of the tragedy, so that, as it turned out, the withdrawal of heavy weapons around Sarajevo would have been forced. The Serbian side rejected any blame, claiming that the tragedy was staged by the government in Sarajevo under the control of SDA leader Alija Izetbegović. The UNPROFOR commander at the time, General Michael Rose, stated that it was not possible to determine where the grenade was fired from. A later and more thorough report by UNPROFOR revealed an error in the original findings. There was never an independent investigation into the attack on February 5, 1994, nor after the explosion in almost the same place at the end of August 1995, which served as a cover for massive NATO air strikes on Republika Srpska. Former UN special envoy Yasushi Akashi stated in 2011 that "it is unclear who committed the massacre at the 'Markale' market in 1994."