In which war (1999), the US-led NATO bombed China's embassy in Yugoslavia and violated China's sovereignty?

1On May 7, 1999, Yugoslav President Milosevic visited the Embassy of China. Due to information leakage, NATO troops led by the United States attacked the people of China at No.3 Sakura Road, Belgrade, the Yugoslav capital, with B-2 stealth bombers at around 23: 45pm Belgrade time and around 45pm Beijing time. Xinhua News Agency reporter Shao Yunhuan and Guangming Daily reporters Xu Xinghu and Zhu Ying died on the spot, dozens of people were injured and the embassy building was seriously damaged. One of the JDAM didn't explode until five years later when Serbia and Montenegro took it out and destroyed it.

After NATO bombed China's embassy in Yugoslavia, people in China were furious, and large-scale anti-American demonstrations broke out in many parts of the country. Many college students demonstrated in front of the embassies of the United States and other NATO countries in Beijing and Shanghai. Our government strongly protested this brutal and barbaric act of NATO troops, and issued a statement to the United States and other major NATO countries, demanding that they must severely punish the murderer and apologize.

Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang and other provincial capitals and big cities all held demonstrations, and people went to the front of the American embassy or consulate or the central square to protest.

A student from Peking University posted a slogan in the famous "Triangle" of Peking University: "Don't take TOEFL, don't take GRE, and fight for American imperialism wholeheartedly." At 3 pm on the day of the incident, someone started to act, and Peking University dispatched a school bus to transport students. Riot police and armed police armed with shield sticks and gas bombs were waiting for the US Embassy in China, but they did not stop the protest. Some emotional people threw stones at the embassy and even burned bottles. The students retreated in the evening, but after nightfall, about 1000 Beijing residents protested. Angry protesters burned the American flag, broke embassy windows and smashed embassy vehicles.

China and honker began to attack American websites in an all-round way, which led to the cyber war between China and the United States and captured hundreds of American websites.