Czech
President ashamed by recognition of Kosovo
May 27, 2008
SERBIANNA
President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus, feels ashamed that his
country has recognized the illegal decration of independence by the Serbian
province of Kosovo.
"It is not a secret and I cannot agree with the recognition of Kosovo’s
independence," Klaus told Czech media.
Kosovo is a Serbian province that has been ethnically cleansed of Serbs
by Kosovo's Muslim Albanian armed gunmen after Washington intervened on
their behalf by driving off Serb troops from the province in 1999 allowing
the Islamic separatists to kill and expel Kosovo Serbs who are Christian.
In the past, Klaus reminisced on the similarities between Hitler's break-up
of his country to the impose break-up of Serbia.
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