German Ambassador: NATO intervention in Kosovo was not a gift for some

Germany's ambassador to Kosovo, Christian Heldt, has recalled NATO troops' entry into Kosovo 21 years ago. He has said the German state's support for Kosovo has been for a state where the law rules and for a democratic state, and not as the “gift for some”.

Heldt, in a post in Titter, has said this day should serve as a reminder of the victims but also of the state's future obligations.
On this day, 21 years ago, NATO ended a terrible conflict. Thankful for the more than 50,000 German soldiers who have served here so far. I bow before all the victims. They remind us of what has been accomplished since then but also of what must be fulfilled. We have stood and stand for a democratic, multi-ethnic state, independent rule of law, uncorrupted public services for all citizens, free economy, policies that serve the state and people, independent media critical, elementary freedoms and not a gift to some”, Heldt wrote in his post at Titter.