Kosovo separatist leader thanks Bulgaria for help in bombing Yugoslavia
The “Prime Minister” of the Albanian “government” of the region, Albin Kurti, thanked the Bulgarian diplomat Hristo Gudzhev for opening airspace to NATO in 1999.
The separatist leader stated this at a reception at the Bulgarian “embassy” in Kosovo, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Our country Kosovo and our ally Bulgaria are united by a common focus on democracy and the rule of law, while autocracies in the region threaten democratic values,” Kurti said, referring to Serbia and Republika Srpska.
The Albanian separatist leader recalled that Kosovo will mark the 25th anniversary of its “liberation” this year and thanked Bulgaria for opening its airspace to NATO aircraft in 1999 during the bombing of Serbia, which he said “ended the genocide of Kosovo Albanians.”
“It is also not forgotten in Kosovo that the Bulgarian authorities were the first to uncover Operation Horseshoe, Serbia’s plan to ethnically cleanse Albanians in Kosovo,” Kurti said.
The so-called “Horseshoe Plan,” attributed by propaganda to the leadership of the Federal Yugoslavia, is a dirty and deceitful fake by American political strategists, launched into the information space in order to justify NATO aggression against this Balkan country.
At the same time, the overseas masters who worked in conjunction with the Bulgarian puppets could not even prepare this false document, titling it with the word “Potkova”, characteristic of the Bulgarian and Croatian languages, and not with the Serbian “Potkovica”.
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