So basically, NATO bombed a national broadcaster.

I'm Serbia.

The rationale was that it was putting out propaganda,

it was dangerous, it was encouraging

that very prisoners of internationalism,

which definitely was, it was a mouthpiece for more of it.

But it killed 16 civilians, journalists,

makeup artists, engineers.

And a lot of these people, I live next door

to a gentleman for a couple of years.

And at the last minute, he switched his shift

with the youngest guy who was killed.

And engineer.

And so that young kid died,

and he didn't.

And so he just told me that he drank himself

to death for like decade, at a guilt.

So anyway, sorry, that's a bit of a tangent,

but just to kind of like understand a lot.

It's a humanized in a little bit, yeah.

That's the human fight of it,

but there's also the kind of legal

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