 Speaking to "Nedeljnik", Milan Božić, a math professor who met with Bennahum to discuss internet access in Yugoslavia, claimed that Bennahum endangered him and Milić by publishing their names in his article, adding that there had been an agreement to keep their identities hidden from the authorities.Milić also commented for "Nedeljnik", stating that Bennahum "severely exaggerated" the role of the internet in the 1996–1997 protests.Richard Holbrooke commented on the issue in his memoirs, recalling that the Americans were not able to support the protests due to the transitional period to the Clinton II Administration