Pristina market full: To honor Clinton and Albright

Just as they turned out 20 years ago to host the NATO armed forces that were entering Kosovo to free Kosovo, even today 20 years after numerous citizens have taken to the main streets of Pristina to celebrate the second decade of the country's liberation.

Citizens had another reason to go to squares.

They wanted to look closely at US President Bill Clinton and former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, two personalities that helped free Kosovo.

Despite the high elderly and young temperatures, they were in the capital squares to attend the main ceremony, and as soon as the Kosovo anthem ends, all citizens present have applauded, thus expressing their thanks to former President Bill Clinton and former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.

Many carried the national flag, and many others, of the United States. Some children also wore clothes that resembled military uniform.

There were also many Kosovo citizens who have come from the diaspora and the region to share the joy of this day.

From Germany to celebrate today came Fata Mehmeti, who said that today along with the joy of this day she is feeling very proud that Clinton and Albright have come to this celebration.

I am very happy to wish Kosovo and all independence and now, to the establishment of the national union ... I feel very proud to have come with respect and I believe we have a great joy today we expect something more”, Mehmeti said.

To welcome the two American figures and express gratitude to the US state for Kosovo's liberation in “Square. Skenderbeu” was also released by elderly Zymer Ademi, who showed the moment he knew of NATO's entry into Kosovo.

Then don't ask me that I don't even know when I'm going up and down I don't even know... God help you, God send all the good things to America, this citizen said.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of NATO troops in Kosovo from Korca had also come Elida Jorgani, who during the war had given medical assistance to KLA soldiers who were injured mainly in the Kostare area.

Expressing extremely happy that she is present as she said in her Dardania, Jorgan said that the Albanian people owe many Americas and its allied states that saved her from the Serbian genocide.

I've come from Albania because it's a big day for all of the Albanian people, we owe it to America, we owe it to Allied states that helped save us from Serbian crime... knowing without end respect for our biggest friends of the Albanian nation is the privilege that they are among us....20 years ago I was in Tropoja in Bajram Curr I was at the hospital in the town of Bajram Curri and there I helped the sick and wounded coming from the front of the Zherka war, from Kostunica, and we didn't even pick up the wounded, Jorg.

Excited and happy to be able to celebrate Kosovo's freedom, Heem Feriz, who especially had come from Germany, said.

He said former US President Bill Clinton and former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright are great people for the history of the Albanian people.

I know my second birthday today because the greatest man has come, the man who has saved this people together with American Secretary Albright... 70 years from Germany I've come just to see that maybe I don't live to see a great man who is in the history and heart of the Albanian people”, Feriz said.

To mark the 20th anniversary of Kosovo's liberation, and the entry of NATO forces into Kosovo have come important figures such as former US President Bill Clinton, former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former Commander of NATO Allied Forces in Europe, General Esley Clark, deputy assistant secretary of State Matthew Palmer, Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama, Albanian President Ilir Meta, Former Croatia President Stipe Prishqiq, etc.

While the main gathering was being held, a large number of Kosovo Police Special Forces were taking care of security, even having special sniper forces.

Former US President Bill Clinton and other guests, starting at 2: 00 p.m., are expected to parade across Pristina's central square, and numerous citizens will have the opportunity to see and greet him.