9 minutes agoConfession of Albanian pilot bombing Serbia during NATO campaign
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)It's been 25 years since NATO has bombed the limits of the Serbian Army, where after 78 days of shelling Kosovo gained freedom, thus becoming 24 Mars to rank among the key historical dates of Kosovo at this important Faruz Kallaba anniversary, American pilot of Albanian origin, has bombed for weeks [...]
At this important anniversary Faruza Kalaba, an American pilot of Albanian origin, has been shelling for weeks and supplied NATO aircraft while conducting intervention on Serbian targets in Kosovo.
Speaking of NATO's intervention in Kosovo, he said the more time it spends seems more and more special.
The “each anniversary gives more value, because it makes me think about everything”, Kalaba said of the 24th Mars event in RTK.
It further relates to the time of flights, which, according to her, has had significant occasions, although sometimes nights passed quickly.
Kalaba announced that during the time of the bombing, she stayed in France.
“We were located in France and we flew over the area and what's important is that we refueled planes during the flight to help Kosovo, and for me that was the most wonderful thing”, Kalaba said.
Asked if she had ever previously imagined that the time would come for her to stage bombings on Serbia to free Kosovo, she said I had no such feeling, while explaining in which cases such shares of the Air Force could be made.
Otherwise, Faruza Kalaba was born in Damascus, Syria, on 3 November 1956 by Albanian father Hakki Kalaba of Kamenica origin, and Ukrainian mother Ana Senkiewitz.
She and her family had moved from Arabia to Chicago, the United States, where they live today.
Faruza Kalaba is a graduate of the Military Academy at Illinois University in 1989 and was the first woman of the National Guard Air Force of Illinois since 1984.
With her plane, she bombed and empowered NATO aircraft while conducting intervention on Serb targets in Kosovo.
