Russian revolution in Bulgaria Lol

[Böri]

Pro-Russian candidates win presidential votes in Bulgaria and Moldova

Voters in Bulgaria and Moldova elected pro-Russian populist presidents on the weekend, adding to mounting concern about Western unity following Donald Trump’s victory in the US election last week.

Rumen Radev, a former air force general who openly opposes EU sanctions against Russia, swept to victory with nearly 60 percent of the vote at presidential elections in Bulgaria on Sunday.

On the same day Igor Dodon, who wants to scrap a trade deal with the EU and join the Russia-dominated Eurasian Union instead, won a second round run off in Moldova, a former Soviet republic that borders Ukraine and Romania.

Both men ran on anti-establishment platforms focused on issues like immigration, security, and a conciliatory line on Russia.

Mr Radev, a relative political unknown until he was backed by Bulgaria’s Socialist Party, used his victory speech to reiterate his opposition to sanctions and praise Mr Trump, the US president-elect, for “seeking more dialogue" with Mr Putin.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...lgaria-and-mo/
I read he says Crimea is Russia and Ukraine can go to hell. After identity crisis, now political crisis for Bulgaria asdasdfgjfgjdkgjg lol :-/

[Linebacker]

Hello Witness.

[glass]

Gypsy Chorba already threw himself in front of train or on the way to do it?

[poiuytrewq0987]

There's no revolution; the Presidency doesn't hold any tangible policy-making powers.

[ЛыSSый]

Gypsy Chorba already threw himself in front of train or on the way to do it?

nonono, swear, he is preparing now his refugee legend. Dear shkembe, let me give some hint for you: just say you're macedonian gypsy and repeat your delirium shit about reunion of bulgaria and macedonia.

[Böri]

Hello Witness.

Remember the 800 Turkomans bro

Battle of Sırp Sındığı

In old Turkish language sındık means "destruction" the word "sırp sındığı" means " The Serbs destruction" or 'Rout of the Serbs' that symbolises the casualties of Serbian soldiers in this battle

At the instigation of Pope Urban V, a crusading army of Hungarians, Serbians, Bosnians and Wallachians was formed and in 1364 it set forth to recapture Adrianople. It marched undisturbed to the Maritsa, but there it was surprised by a night attack and cut to pieces. ...Nevertheless the Serbs resolved to stop Turks in the valley of the Maritsa and marched as far as "Chernomen" between Philippolis and Adrianople. There at dawn on September 26, 1371, a greatly inferior Turkish force surprised them and slaughtered large numbers...
L.S Stavrianos, The Balkan since 1453, p.43-44



Battle of Sırp Sındığı (First Battle Of Maritsa) took place on the banks of the Martisa River about 15 kilometres near the city of Adrianople. It occurred in 1364 between an expeditionary force of the Ottomans led by Hacı İlbey and an allied army of Serbs, Bulgarians, Wallachians, Hungarians, Serbians led by Jovan Uglješa, Vukašin Mrnjavčević, and Louis I of Hungary.The Ottomans were victorious in this battle.The battle was the first attempt to throw the Ottomans from the Balkans with an allied army.



A crusading army consisting of 30,000-60.000 troops began to move on Adrianople, at that time the Ottoman sultan Murat I was fighting the Catalan mercenaries in the Byzantine army at Biga, (Çanakkale). Also most of the Ottoman army was in Asia Minor. Lala Sahin Pasha who was the first Beylerbey of Rumelia, demanded Sultan to send him some reinforcements. Also Lala Şahin Paşa appointed “Hacı İlbey” to a be the commander of an expeditionary force that was supposed to monitor and slow down the allied army.

Despite all efforts, the allied army crossed the Maritsa river very easily without any important resistance; and made a camp in Sarayakpinar (old name: Sirpsindiği) village in Edirne near the banks of Maritsa river. They were very near to Adrianople.The army leaders made an early feast that night. They hoped to take Adrianople with ease. They neglected to take any measures that might protect the camp, but the camp was being monitored by expeditionary forces. Hacı Ilbey decided to make a surprise attack without waiting for any reinforcements. Ottoman akinjis attacked the allied camp in the darkness of night, and they carried 2 torches for the purpose of deceiving the enemy into thinking that they had double their actual numbers. This trick worked. This surprise attack threw the allied army into a panic that they were drunk or asleep because of the feast. They supposed that the Ottoman Sultan Murat I had arrived there with a large army. Most of the alliance troops tried to retreat back to the road from whence they came. Many of them were drowned in the Maritsa river while trying to swim to the opposite side. Most of the soldiers were Serbians.

[Pennywise]

Bulgaria is so fucking fucked up. RIP.

[ЛыSSый]

[Shkembe Chorba]

Murzhilian dreams.