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Boris Shmelyov from the Centre of Political Research

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Published 21 February, 2008, 20:52

Boris Shmelyov from the Centre of Political Research believes that the American embassy was attacked because “citizens of Belgrade think that the U.S. is to blame for the proclamation of the declaration of independence by Kosovo.”

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