Rod Blagojevich: Kurti condemns Serbs for various reasons; this is his method of ethnic cleansing

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has stated that Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti is condemning Serbs for various reasons in Kosovo, and that this is his method of ethnically cleansing the Serbian people, according to RTS.

"Kurti is condemning Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija for various reasons. This is his method of ethnically cleansing the Serbian people. Many countries have rejected the independence. That declaration made in February 2008 was rejected by many countries," he said.

Upon arriving in Belgrade, Blagojevich also met with President Aleksandar Vučić.

"He reminds me a lot of President Trump. They are tall, good leaders, and very dedicated to developing their country's economy. It's incredible what Vučić has managed to achieve. I came on a direct flight from Chicago to Serbia. This is the first direct flight from a Balkan country to America," said Blagojevich.

Blagojevich believes that Trump's re-election opens up great opportunities for relations between the two countries.

"My country did a terrible thing to your country in the 1990s. I opposed it as a member of the Democratic Party, but that was not enough. It's no different from what Russia is doing in Ukraine, and my country and the hands of our leaders are also not clean, and I believe the Serbian people feel betrayed. I think President Trump will work on improving our countries' relations," emphasized Blagojevich.

In one of Joe Rogan's most influential podcasts, Blagojevich spoke about the bombing of Yugoslavia.

"Rogan has a lot of followers in the United States and is very influential. And ultimately, it's very important that he supported President Trump, because he ended up winning. He is very educated and intelligent, but he knew nothing about the bombing in March 1999. It was a good opportunity to discuss this approach to the relationship between America and Serbia," Blagojevich said.