VIETNAM TECHNICAL VIEW
The title reflects the unspoken codes of high-level politics. Bulatović uses the memoirs to break these "rules," exposing behind-the-scenes deals, the isolation of Yugoslavia, and the personal transformations of his former colleagues.
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: The memoir covers the period of the 1990s, including the Yugoslav Wars, international isolation/sanctions, and internal political power struggles.
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Pravila ćutanja (Rules of Silence) by Momir Bulatović , the former President of Montenegro and Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, is a political memoir first published around 2004. Overview of the Book
A significant portion of the narrative focuses on Lord Carrington's peace plan. Bulatović explains his controversial decision to support the plan—against Milošević’s sudden change of heart—to avoid the inevitable escalation of war. Military and Media Warfare:
He details the inefficiency of the JNA (Yugoslav People's Army), the propaganda surrounding the siege of Dubrovnik, and the "economic wars" that preceded physical combat. Montenegrina.net Critical Perspective
