The spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Maria Zakharova, has said that the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, and the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, are Nazis.
In an opinion published on Telegram, Zakharova wrote that Kurti and Zelensky only claim to oppose being labeled as neo-Nazis, saying that they will soon accept this, since, as she said, they have the support of the US and the EU. of.
Zakharova's reaction came after the plans of the Ministry of Culture in Kosovo to renovate the former house of Xhafer Deva.
"The current authorities in Kosovo, a separatist territory, decided to perpetuate the memory of Xhafer Deva against the background of an escalation between Pristina and Belgrade. Pristina is ready to spend 300 thousand euros to restore a small three-story building where this Nazi collaborator and criminal war has lived during the occupation. This is happening despite the protests expressed by Jewish associations, and even by the German ambassador. However, Pristina could not be ignored, and its patrons - the United States, Great Britain and the EU , have been silent. It's not that they're embarrassed; they're actually very happy. After all, all those Kurti, Zelensky and others who like to sing the praises of Ukraine only pretend to oppose being labeled as neo-Nazis. I think they will soon say: Yes, we are Nazis, but what can you do if the EU sponsors us while the United States supplies us with weapons?" Zakharova wrote.
The family members of the former Minister of the Interior of Albania, Xhafer Deva, have filed a lawsuit in Germany against the German ambassador to Kosovo, Joern Rohde, regarding the way the ambassador had reacted to the plans of the Ministry of Culture to renovate the former home of The camel.
"Very concerned about the plans to restore the house of Xhafer Deva, a known Nazi collaborator/protagonist of the infamous SS Skenderbeg Div. No whitewashing of history! Do not distort the truth about the Holocaust or the war crimes committed by the Nazis and local collaborators. Protect the Facts", wrote Rohde on his Twitter account.
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Meanwhile, Deva's grandson, Valdeti, wrote on Facebook that on Wednesday the lawsuit against Rohde will be submitted to the Court in Berlin.