Putin's Chechen man asks the Albanians to remove NATO from Kosovo: You will have dire consequences

2022-08-01 11:52:31Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Putin's Chechen man asks the Albanians to remove NATO from Kosovo: You will
Ramzan Kadyrov,

Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya, has accused NATO of escalating the situation in northern Kosovo.

Kadyrov, through a reaction on Telegram, said that he knows Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic well and that he believes that he "understands very well what NATO is".

"This is a very complex situation in which there is a third party instigator - NATO," he wrote.

"Serbia is a country that openly supported Russia in the fight against Nazism and Satanism in Ukraine. "Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, whom I know well, understands very well what NATO is and what methods the alliance uses to incite conflicts," added Kadyrov.

He says that NATO "is trying to corrupt countries with traditional values ​​into a bunch of evil people with animal instincts without religion and honor".

The Chechen "son" of Putin lamented the plight of the "Muslim people of Kosovo", saying that for them the consequences "will be miserable", reports Express.

"NATO already declares combat readiness and withdraws its forces to the border. In the event of hostilities, the consequences for the Muslim people of Kosovo will be dire, regardless of the outcome. Yes, there will be a winner – the so-called progressive Europe. While the Balkans will fight, the whole West will stand back and give bullets, but will live in peace, protesting from time to time against the violation of the rights of Satanists, dictating their priorities in the world", he wrote Kadyrov.

Connecting everything with "Satanism", he had a call for Albanians and Serbs.

"I call on the Serbs and Albanians of Kosovo to remove NATO's Iblis from the equation and think about their future," he wrote.

Kadyrov, who rules the republic within the Russian Federation but also holds the title of major general in Russia's National Guard, is reported to have sent around 10,000 troops from his country to Ukraine to help the Russians invade the neighboring country.

Kadyrov, who has in the past fought against and alongside Russia in wars in Chechnya, is known for his brutality and iron-fisted rule in his country, where he is believed to have carried out extrajudicial executions.


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