US's central square of Waterburg City, Kosovo flag raises

Kosovo's flag in this town was set up by Mlil Gjright, who on this day was elected “Chief of the Day” “The Mayor of the Day”, chief of the Kosovo Diplomatic Mission in New York Teutta Sahtqi, American officials in this town, and representative O V L-UCK's, Nasim Haradinaj.

On this important day of the Albanian-American community, Monroe Webster, secretary of the city's mayor of Waterburg, Neil M. O'Leary, said he feels honored that on this particular day, it is part of this very important event for the Albanian-American community.

“We will always be supporting the Albanian-American community and we will continue to be together in the construction of Kosovo”, he said, Telegrafi reported.

Once, he congratulated Albanian-American Mhill Djuray, who was elected “Chief of Day”- “The Mayor of the Day”, who has achieved many successes in the business field in America, and contributed to the Kosovo issue.

On this festive day, Monroe Webster cited the fact that the Albanian-American community has made an extraordinary contribution to the city it leads, and that it feels respected that it is part of the most important day of Kosovo Albanians.

Meanwhile, Mlall Djurovic, who was elected, “head of Day”- “The Mayor of the Day”, a businessman, active humanist and activist of the national issue, congratulated the state of Kosovo for the day of independence, hoping that the joy of the entire Albanian community in America will celebrate this important day every year and very successfully.

“Thank America for everything you've done for the state of Kosovo. God bless America, and God bless Kosovo”, said the man who was chosen to raise Kosovo's flag in the central square of Waterburg City.

Raised Kosovo flag in US Central Square of Waterburg
Djurej, on this important day, was honoured with gratitude for his contribution to the community and for his choice “Chief of the Day” “The Mayor of the Day”, from the senator of the United States, Christopher Murphy, from the state senator of Connecticut, Joan Hotly, and the State Secretary of Connecticut, Dennis, W. Merrill, and the mayor of Waterburg, Neil M. O'Leary.

Attending this festive ceremony was the chief of the Kosovo Diplomatic Mission in New York, consulate Teuta Sahaqi, who on behalf of the state of Kosovo, welcomed those in attendance, considering the Albanian community more united than ever, and just as Albanians have always been united anywhere in Kosovo, Albania and on all sides, when the need has been presented.

You have been there for us whenever the need has been presented, you have never been saved, you have not saved funds, you have not saved life's hard work. It was you, when we didn't have a voice, with congressmen. It was you, those before the United Nations who protested and told what we wanted, and how the people of Kosovo are suffering. Although we in Kosovo have tried to shut us down, to shut us down, to be annihilated, you have not left us for a moment. Therefore, we each time express our unbounded thanks and respect for each of you, in whatever way you have been able to support us, where you have spared nothing”, Sahati said.

She once thanked the United States, which was close to the people of Kosovo at the most difficult time, and she stressed that the people of Kosovo always have respect for America.

Addressing the Albanian-American community, she said that “you are the ones who have created the history of Kosovo, you are the ones with whom Kosovo today would not be where it is. It's you who have your family killed. You are the ones who have probably been expelled from your homes outside the borders of Kosovo, where the Serbian regime has tried to clear Kosovo of Albanians”.

Waterburg tè US on 11th anniversary of Kosovo Independence
It also assured the Albanian community that the Kosovo Diplomatic Mission, in New York, is at their service.

And, the chairman of the Albanian community “Hasan Pristina”, in the town of Waterburg, Xhemal Dan, congratulating the 11th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Kosovo, said we are the most blessed generation of God, which enables us to be together today to celebrate this freedom.

“This freedom came after the martyr sacrifice of the commander's legend of the UCK, Adem Jashar, and his family, the sacrifice of all martyrs who fell for the freedom of Kosovo, and thanks to the invincible engagement of young Albanians and young men who in sweat and blood contributed to the freedom and independence of Kosovo”, Dani said.

He added that Albanians as never before, we have reason to feel proud and happy that we have our greatest and most democratic friend in the world, the United States of America.

The Albanian subx0-community “hasan Pristina” has been, is, and will always be willing to help the Albanian cause, until the unification of all Albanian lands”, he stressed.

On the other hand, UCK veterans' deputy leader, Nasim Haradinaj, stressed that the Albanian community in the US gave everything it had - even a living meal - only to help the people of Kosovo.

He at this ceremony thanked everyone indiscriminately, and said we are proud of you, of the blood, of the torment and of the contribution you have made in war. We warriors have performed the words, but in no moment and circumstances will we forget your contribution to the most difficult times”.

Otherwise, at this festive ceremony, there were numerous activists of the national issue, representatives of the association “Vatra”, commander of the Atlantic Battalion “”, Gani Shehu, and many other Albanians living in this city and surrounding it.