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When not to listen to your generals

机译:什么时候不听你的将军

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On any weekday morning in Belgrade, weary pedestrians and rusty, smoke-belching cars inch their way to work across the broad Sava river which divides the city. It must be a galling picture for the American air chiefs who wanted to destroy all of Belgrade's bridges early on in the air war against Serbia in 1999: it was squeamish politicians-and what's worse, European politicians-who held them back from inflicting the full-scale damage on Serbia's economy and society they so urgently recommended.
机译:在贝尔格莱德的每个工作日早晨,疲倦的行人和生锈的抽烟汽车都在穿越分隔城市的广阔萨瓦河上奔跑。对于想在1999年对塞尔维亚的空战中尽早摧毁贝尔格莱德的所有桥梁的美国空军首长来说,这简直是一幅振奋人心的图景:这是政治家们的卑鄙行径,更糟糕的是,欧洲政治家们阻止了他们施加全部损失。他们紧急建议对塞尔维亚的经济和社会造成大规模破坏。

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