Toxins from NATO Bombs Endangering Six Countries Besides Serbia;
Use of Depleted Uranium Shells Condemned by ExpertsATHENS, Apr. 10 - Greek experts registered an increase in levels of
toxic substances in the atmosphere of Greece, and said that Albania,
Macedonia, Italy, Austria and Hungary all face a potential threat to
human health as a result of NATO's bombing of Serbia, which includes
the use of radioactive depleted uranium shells.
Prof. Christos Zerefos, a member of the World Meteorological
Organization (WMO) and director of the world center for ozone
cartography, said that one day after the start NATO's attack on
Yugoslavia, Greek experts discovered in the atmosphere dioxin and
particles of the group of toxic agents knows as furanes, which pose a
high risk for human health of the entire region.
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