Macedonians Celebrate Albanian Deaths in Bus Accident

[Albobalboa]

https://www.index.hr/vijesti/clanak/...k/2064185.aspx
https://www.klix.ba/vijesti/regija/m...anci/190214143

Macedonian nationalists celebrate the deaths of Albanians in a terrible accident: "God is great"

In a striking accident after a buses run off the motorway in Macedonia, 14 people were killed and the number of injured was more than 30. Five people are in critical condition.

Macedonian nationalists took advantage of the opportunity to cope with the deaths of the Albanians who had been killed on the bus, reported Indexa as an actor at the Tetovo Theater and an assistant at the University of Tetovo.

Let's remember, a bus carrying 50 Skopje passengers in Gostivar threw off the afternoon protective fence yesterday, crossed the opposite side of the highway and drove off the road and overturned.

According to the testimony of witnesses, as they relocated the media from the face of the scene, an accident occurred when a bumped tire was lost on the bus, causing the driver to lose control and cross the opposite side of the highway, pierced the protective fence and overturned into the break. Albanians and Macedonians are among the dead.

A terrible accident was the occasion for the celebration of Macedonian nationalists on social networks. For example, former sports journalist Milenko Nedelkovski wrote on Facebook: "God is great, late but not forgetting."

University Professor Biljana Vankovska wrote, as a reaction to the misfortune, "What a tragedy and irony."

Index was addressed by Elmir Sejfullai, actor at the Tetovo Theater and assistant at the University of Tetovo. He highlighted the context of celebrated nationalist announcements on social networks and released screenshots of published statuses.

"In the car accident that happened on the highway between Skopje and Tetovo, it has so far been confirmed that there are 14 killed Albanian and Macedonian nationals, but that does not bother North-European nationalists," explains Sejfullai.

"He does not mind former sports journalist, and now YouTube director of the show Milenko Nedelkovski and university professor Biljani Vankovska. They are worried about this great tragedy that has happened in Northern Macedonia," he adds.

"University professor Biljana Vankovska reacted first to a tragedy through Facebook status, writing" What a tragedy and irony: Karpalak ", alluding to God's revenge on Albanians, because of the war in action of the NOV (National Liberation Army) in the 2001 conflict then Macedonia, and today's northern Macedonia, where about ten members of the Macedonian police have died, "Sejfullai tells us.

"The other person who expressed his hatred towards Albanians via Facebook status is former sports journalist, and current YouTube channel leader (as no television will do) Milenko Nedelkovski, otherwise a supporter of the Gruevski regime," says Sejfullai.

"The Lord is immense, but does not forget," he wrote on Facebook, "he draws a parallel to the events at Karpalak, as well as Vankovska." This parallel only depicts the nationalist impulses of northern "intellectuals" according to the Albanian people in Northern Macedonia, "claims Sejfullai.

Sejfullai tells us that the reaction was expected but was inadequate. Especially if the academic professor's statement is taken into account.

"For all the problems in this country in northern Macedonia, guilty Albanians, and when they have problems with the Serbs for the Church, and when they have problems with Bulgarians because of language, and when they have problems with the Greeks because of the name," he adds.

"The only country recognizing Macedonia in 1991 without any conditions is Albania, although Albanians account for more than 35% of the population of northern Macedonia, which once again proves that the sick heads in the Balkans have not given up on nationalism.

To write Đorđe Balašević in the song of Slobodan: 'The academics dropped out, the greater the libelous' Negro'. This is happening in the Balkans in 2019, more precisely in Northern Macedonia, "he told Index Elmir Sejfullai.

[Crn Volk]

A tragic event. Not all the victims were Albanians. Some were Macedonians. RIP to all victims

https://english.republika.mk/news/ma...rt-by-tragedy/

Students, parents, grandparents – 14 lives cut short by tragedy



All through the day families in Gostivar were saying goodbye to their loved ones, who died in the bus crash on the Skopje – Tetovo highway. The loss of young men full of potential, parents and grandparents brought grief across the country.

One of them, Onur Sadiku, was set to celebrate his 20th birthday next month. He was in Skopje for a test at the Medical Faculty he attended and was coming home to Gostivar. Today his colleagues told his bereaved family that Onur had passed the test.

Two other casualties were students returning from universities in Skopje. Boban Avramovski was 22. He attended the FON Faculty of Design in Skopje. His colleagues were expressing their deepest condolences for the young man on the university social media page. Bejza Uzeiri (21) was an architecture student from the village of Dolna Belica. She also took the ill fated bus home to be with her family.

Valdeta Hamiti (30) left behind a 4 year old daughter and a 7 month baby. She was on leave from her work at the Mother Teresa University in Skopje to take care for a sick child, and only returned to work on Wednesday.

Dejan Ristoski, an IT engineer working at the National Bank of Macedonia, also left two daughters behind. His family and his football team were the big passions of his life.

Jovica Trpevski was 25, and son of member of Parliament Blagojce Trpevski. Jovica was devoted to the Gostivar basketball club. The Macedonian basketball cup was postponed for two months until his team deals with the loss.

Trpana Janeska (63) took the bus home after visiting her daughter’s family and her grandson in Skopje. Retiree Esat Emrulai (66) is the oldest of the casualties – a Halk bank employee, he survived the crash and even told his family that he is expected to recover from the injuries, only to succumb later.

Zoran Davidovski (37) was head of the traffic department in the city of Skopje. Rametula Abdurahimi (34) was a big fan of biking. Pavle Kostovski (24) worked in the Association of consumers of Macedonia. Their families and friends shared details of their lives throughout the day.

The death toll stands at 14, and several passengers still considered critical. Earlier reports that a 15th passenger has died were caused by a name mix-up and were later dismissed.
Arse Arsovski was 56 and came from the village of Zelezna Reka near Gostivar. Besim Fetai (39) was from the village of Senokos. Ajdin Ismaili from Gostivar was 26 when he died.

[Crn Volk]

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https://english.republika.mk/news/ba...sion-protocol/

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The plenary session of the Albanian Parliament started with a minute of silence for the victims of Wednesday’s bus accident at Skopje-Tetovo highway.

Macedonia’s Parliament Speaker, Talat Xhaferi, and Ambassador Danco Markovski were also present at the session.

[Albobalboa]

A tragic event. Not all the victims were Albanians. Some were Macedonians. RIP to all victims

https://english.republika.mk/news/ma...rt-by-tragedy/

Students, parents, grandparents – 14 lives cut short by tragedy



All through the day families in Gostivar were saying goodbye to their loved ones, who died in the bus crash on the Skopje – Tetovo highway. The loss of young men full of potential, parents and grandparents brought grief across the country.

One of them, Onur Sadiku, was set to celebrate his 20th birthday next month. He was in Skopje for a test at the Medical Faculty he attended and was coming home to Gostivar. Today his colleagues told his bereaved family that Onur had passed the test.

Two other casualties were students returning from universities in Skopje. Boban Avramovski was 22. He attended the FON Faculty of Design in Skopje. His colleagues were expressing their deepest condolences for the young man on the university social media page. Bejza Uzeiri (21) was an architecture student from the village of Dolna Belica. She also took the ill fated bus home to be with her family.

Valdeta Hamiti (30) left behind a 4 year old daughter and a 7 month baby. She was on leave from her work at the Mother Teresa University in Skopje to take care for a sick child, and only returned to work on Wednesday.

Dejan Ristoski, an IT engineer working at the National Bank of Macedonia, also left two daughters behind. His family and his football team were the big passions of his life.

Jovica Trpevski was 25, and son of member of Parliament Blagojce Trpevski. Jovica was devoted to the Gostivar basketball club. The Macedonian basketball cup was postponed for two months until his team deals with the loss.

Trpana Janeska (63) took the bus home after visiting her daughter’s family and her grandson in Skopje. Retiree Esat Emrulai (66) is the oldest of the casualties – a Halk bank employee, he survived the crash and even told his family that he is expected to recover from the injuries, only to succumb later.

Zoran Davidovski (37) was head of the traffic department in the city of Skopje. Rametula Abdurahimi (34) was a big fan of biking. Pavle Kostovski (24) worked in the Association of consumers of Macedonia. Their families and friends shared details of their lives throughout the day.

The death toll stands at 14, and several passengers still considered critical. Earlier reports that a 15th passenger has died were caused by a name mix-up and were later dismissed.
Arse Arsovski was 56 and came from the village of Zelezna Reka near Gostivar. Besim Fetai (39) was from the village of Senokos. Ajdin Ismaili from Gostivar was 26 when he died.

Macedonians have so much hatred for Albanians that even if half the victims of an accident are Macedonian, just the fact that the other half is Albanian is enough to celebrate the whole tragedy.

Next discussion at the café: "Why won't the fucking siptars integrate into our state?!"

RIP. Must've been 'a brutal way to go even if it was quick.

[Vožd]

Typical Balkan nationalistic idiots.

[Crn Volk]

Macedonians have so much hatred for Albanians that even if half the victims of an accident are Macedonian, just the fact that the other half is Albanian is enough to celebrate the whole tragedy.

Next discussion at the café: "Why won't the fucking siptars integrate into our state?!"

RIP. Must've been 'a brutal way to go even if it was quick.

Not all Macedonians. There are idiots in every crowd, even amongst Albanians. Eg. FC Shkendija supporters have hatred towards Macedonians, but I'm not painting all Albanians with the same brush.

[Aspar]

Milenko Nedelkovski is a pig, a clown that deserves to be hanged by his balls up.
Such people shouldn't be allowed to have anything to do with journalism but unfortunately everything is possible in N.Macedonia!
About Vankovska, I am really surprised this is coming from a university professor and "intelectual".
What does innocent people have to with "Karpalak"??
It's terrible to even think what kind of people are teaching our students.
I am fucking disgusted by all these haters, no matter if they are Macedonians or Albanians, and because of this mentality I don't plan to return there!
Anyway RIP to all those who lost their lives...

[Dukagjini]

RIP to all the victims of this tragedy.

Condolences to the families of the victims.

[ioan assen]

That's horrible. How can you be such an idiot to celebrate death of other ppl? How can u hate so much? Its appalling really. RIP to all victims.

[Vojnik]

I've never liked Milenko Nedelkovski.