Question
What was the result of NATO attacking Serbian forces?
Serbia signed a peace treaty.
Serbia committed ethnic cleansing.
Serbia forced Muslims out of Bosnia.
Serbia agreed to have democratic elections.
Serbia signed a peace treaty.
Serbia committed ethnic cleansing.
Serbia forced Muslims out of Bosnia.
Serbia agreed to have democratic elections.
Answers
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The main result of NATO's intervention against Serbian forces in the Kosovo War (1998-1999) was that it led to the withdrawal of Serbian forces from Kosovo and the establishment of a UN-administered province. This intervention was aimed at stopping the humanitarian crisis and allegations of ethnic cleansing against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.
Of the options you provided, the closest relevant outcome would be that "Serbia committed ethnic cleansing," as the attack was largely a response to the actions of Serbian forces in Kosovo. However, it's important to note that NATO's intervention aimed to halt these very actions.
In summary, while Serbia did commit acts that were characterized as ethnic cleansing, the immediate result of NATO’s military action was the end of those operations and the establishment of peace efforts, culminating in a UN presence in Kosovo.
Of the options you provided, the closest relevant outcome would be that "Serbia committed ethnic cleansing," as the attack was largely a response to the actions of Serbian forces in Kosovo. However, it's important to note that NATO's intervention aimed to halt these very actions.
In summary, while Serbia did commit acts that were characterized as ethnic cleansing, the immediate result of NATO’s military action was the end of those operations and the establishment of peace efforts, culminating in a UN presence in Kosovo.