High school students born in 1999 "remember" NATO crimes: Students from Montenegro showed spite by wearing shirts with a target and Cyrillic words (PHOTO) (VIDEO)

Foto: S.Pikula, Tanjug/Vladimir Dimitrijević/Rade Prelić, flickr/Nicolas Raymond, Pixabay

Students of Gymnasium "Petar Prvi Petrovic Njegos" from Danilovgrad, which traditionally marks memory on the start of NATO aggression on Serbia and Montenegro, won't do it for the first time in school because those activities are forbidden. 

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But that is why they paid respect in front of the school to all those who lost their lives during the aggression on Montenegro and Serbia. Clever students appeared in front of the school in shirts with the Cyrilics "Target". They deloped the slogan "Generation '99 - in spite."

These brave students are mostly graduates born in the year of NATO bombing and younger students joined them.

They gathered mostly in the schoolyard, and the police soon came and recorded the gathering.

The students threw paper planes at the police, which became the protective symbol of Gymnasium and the free spirit of Montenegro, which lives, no matter the country joining NATO, reported Sputnik.

(Telegraf.co.uk)