My warmest congratulations to all great citizens of 🇽🇰. You have fought hard for your independence. You have suffered a lot, were facing a strong and reckless oppressor. But you believed in freedom, dignity, in your centuries-long dreams. And now you shine as you always deserved!
My first visit to Kosovo was when I still had my Russian passport and knew nothing about Kovoso. I came full of prejudice, but luckily was curious enough to travel through the whole country. The contrast between what I've been told before, and what I have seen, was overwhelming.
I've fallen in love with Kosovo and visited it several times after, have met great people I admire, like @Petrit who explained me many things about Kosovo. Still, my first visit remains the most cool memory. While leaving Pristina, I gave my Russian passport to the border officer
He looked at my passport, nodded and returned it to me. "Sir, would you stamp it please?" I asked. He raised his eyebrows: "You won't be able to travel to Serbia anymore". - "I don't care. I want a Kosovo stamp in my passport". He smiled and stamped it with all passion. It was 🇽🇰
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