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Sounds. Hello you're listening to the Witness History Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Today we're going back 25 years to 1999 when NATO bombed the Serbian State Television Station in Belgrade.

It was part of NATO's military campaign against Serbian President Slobidon Milosovich.

In 2015, Mike Lanchen spoke to a TV technician who was working at the station that night.

The destruction here inside the television station is considerable.

Offices are full of shattered glass, papers are blowing everywhere,

and videotape is fluttering from the branches of the trees outside the broken windows.

The day of the bombing I was being in New Zealand Control Room and New York Control Room is on and first floor you can see it in the in that first floor

with some cables hanging down yes yes in the first floor

TV technician Dragun Sukovic shows me the damage still clearly visible on the four-story TV building in Central World Grade that was hit by NATO's precision bomb back in 1999. Dragon was one of the few people. is in the

1999. Dragon was one of the few people who survived the attack.

The center of the explosion is in the master control.

My position is five, six meters to master control room.

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