clinton + sanction + russia + kosovo + yugoslavia + "air defense"
brings 185 pages, none of which indicate Clinton sanctioned Russia for its air defense assistance in the Kosovo campaign.
I am shocked, shocked.
Bill Gertz, Betrayal: How the Clinton Administration Undermined American Security, Regnery, 1999, Chapter Eight: From Russia with Technology, pp 167-190, relates Russia's aid to Iran and Clinton's words not deeds approach to sanctions.
One and a half years after President Yeltsin told President Clinton that ballistic missile technology transfers to Iran would stop, it still continues. . . .Now time is running out; the stakes are great. . .Unless this problem is solved we see a potential trainwreck in our relations.
White House National Security Adviser Samuel Berger to Russian Security Council Secretary Andrei Kokoshin during a closed-door Kremlin meeting in May 1998.
Samuel Berger--who was lead counsel representing China at Hogan & Hartson: China's major mouthpiece appointed U.S. National Security Adviser by Clinton with not a peep from Republican eunuchs.
Gore and Chernomyrdin had a little under the table hand-holding called the Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission.
Gore and his father were puppet-protectors of Soviet bagman Armand Hammer whose father Julian founded the CPUSA in 1919.
Bush accused Chernomyrdin of profiting in the IMF loans to Russia laundering; Chernomyrdin angrily threatened to sue Bush.
Chernomyrdin did no such thing; Bush beat Gore.
Kremlin bagman Pavel Borodin was arrested in New York en route to Bush's innauguration.
Two Russian generals aided Iraq before the war. Their adorable comment was, "We did not come to Baghdad to drink coffee."
For all the Russian aid to Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yugoslavia, and all the Chinese aid to the above plus North Korea; and all the North Korean aid to all of the above plus Elbonia, Dyslexia and the Peoples Republic of Berkeley, Clinton sanctioned only Bill Gates, Elian Gonzales and Ken Starr--
And audited Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Bill O'Reilly--
b-but, we were told that only Nixon would stoop so low.