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Ein paar Zitate zur jugoslawischen Position im Kriegsfall NATO/WP:
The most likely scenario in the doctrine of TND was general war between the Warsaw Pact and NATO in Europe. In such a situation, Yugoslavia would remain nonaligned, and it would not accept foreign troops of either alliance on its territory regardless of threats or inducements. The doctrine did recognize the likelihood that one side or the other might try to seize Yugoslav territory as a forward staging area, to ensure lines of communication, or simply to deny the territory to enemy forces. Such action would be considered aggression and would be resisted. Regardless of ideology, the occupiers would be considered Yugoslavia's enemy, and Yugoslavia would immediately join the opposing side for the specific purpose of liberating its territory.
From 1968 until the mid-1980s, many Western and Yugoslav military observers conjectured that if a general conflict erupted between the Warsaw Pact and NATO, the Soviet Union would occupy Yugoslavia. Control of the Yugoslav territory and coastline would split NATO's southern flank and provide the Soviet Navy anchorages and direct access to the Mediterranean Sea. Meanwhile, the Soviet Union also menaced Yugoslavia by supporting with varying degrees of enthusiasm Bulgaria's longstanding claim to territory in the Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.