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[exhausted @exhausted_99]

This is what they’re trying to take from us btw but they won’t, cause we Albanians, we come from the land of eagles. We survived 500 years of Ottoman occupation,we are one of the oldest nations in the world,with one of the oldest languages still spoken today.
#albaniaisnotforsale

[Hala @HalaNasrala]

نصف مليون متظاهر ألباني أغلقوا العاصمة رفضاً لصفقة بيع أرض لكوشنير، واحالة الحكومة الالبانية كلها للتحقيق في الملف. هكذا تقاتل الشعوب.

[. @naomi2520_6]

u msu me fol me gazetare shqiptare, she handled this very well

[🦅 @Shqyponja]

Golem - Vendi kur nuk kishte nevoje te paguaje per qadra kur shkoje ne plazh pasi qe pemet benin hije, merrje buken me vete qe e kishe bere ne shtepi, shihje kembet ne fund te detit nga pastertia e ujit...
Sot vetem beton, uje te papaster, pa gjelberim dhe gjithqka shtrenjte.

[zoje @xhinzoje]

23 years ago, Pashke Markaj from Korenica, Gjakova, set herself on fire after the bodies of her two sons were returned from Batajnica, two victims of the Mejë massacre.

The mother's pain was so great that she decided to join her sons forever, burning herself in the flames.

[datttu @datuuu9]

@gjonshkrimtari Play the victim? Nice comment on the whole topic, do better

[datttu @datuuu9]

This needs more recognition, Albanians suffering in Macedonia need More recognition

[Nora @noraleonora94]

Tetovë, March 26, 2001.

Macedonian police beating the Albanian teacher Izair Halili, from the village of Gajre.

[datttu @datuuu9]

I forgot i do photography for a second

[datttu @datuuu9]

@njeriparendsi Argan oil, e mban 30 min ose 1 or, pasi lahesh, i than flokt me koken teposht edhe gati 🫶🏻🥰

[Aristo @aristomarinetti]

Heaviest Smoker in Recorded History, King Zog I of Albania holds the record at 225 cigarettes a day.

Survived 55+ Assassination Attempts.

[Mia Dautaj @MiaDautaj]

Never forget - During Serbia’s war in Kosova, an estimated to 20,000 women and girls were raped. 👇
Vjollca Salihu, a 20-year young from Gjakova, was abducted by Srb police in 1998 during the Kosova War. After weeks of searching, her mother found her in a hospital in Belgrade paralyzed, with severe injuries from rape and torture, including a damaged spinal cord and cigarette burns covering her body, mutilated genitalia, and fingernails torn out.

NATO intervened in March 1999 with an air campaign that ultimately forced Serbian forces to withdraw from Kosova by June of that year.

While it came too late for many like Vjollca, that intervention stopped further mass atrocities and marked the beginning of Kosova’s path to freedom.