Classify a Serbian general Ratko Mladic

[Varda]

Ratko Mladić is R1Aryan (branch M458).

[Varda]

Bullshit lmao. we are very little slavic i2a1b is very little among albanians. my man we existed since 3000 bc while you were raping each other In caves

Autosomally Albanians are 20-30% Slavic.

[rothaer]

I thought of what you write in your first statement and the rest I see differently.

You mean that you understood from the very frist beginning what I do explain in the first paragraph?

If so, your comment that was much connecting to him being a war criminal ought to have been not relevant and the crucial point also in your perception. Then the question arises why such a comment is done nevertheless and connected with me in person in a blaiming way.

[Pepa]

Autosomally Albanians are 20-30% Slavic.

Lmao there’s no proof albanians have that much Slavic.

[Frotous]

G25 calc shows you are 20-30% Slavic and you also have I2a and R1a in the south and north of Albania

[Far_away]

Lmao there’s no proof albanians have that much Slavic.

do research a little, search genetic history of the balkans from roman frontier

Albania is full of Slavic toponyms

[Pepa]

do research a little, search genetic history of the balkans from roman frontier

Albania is full of Slavic toponyms

Slavic toponyms in Albania are from bullgarian empir, search Slavic migration to the balkans 6th century AD

[Dušan]

do research a little, search genetic history of the balkans from roman frontier

Albania is full of Slavic toponyms

Town Berat in Albania also have Slavic origin, but Albos didnt know to pronounce it well.

The name Berat has been derived through Albanian sound changes from the Old Slavonic language Bělgrad (Бѣлградъ) or Belgrád / Beligrad (Белград / Белиград), meaning "White City".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berat#...hite%20City%22

[Far_away]

Town Berat in Albania also have Slavic origin, but Albos didnt know to pronounce it well.

The name Berat has been derived through Albanian sound changes from the Old Slavonic language Bělgrad (Бѣлградъ) or Belgrád / Beligrad (Белград / Белиград), meaning "White City".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berat#...hite%20City%22

Thats right.

Here is even better picture of toponyms.

[Far_away]

Slavic toponyms in Albania are from bullgarian empir, search Slavic migration to the balkans 6th century AD

Nice try. Majority of these place names can be seen in Serbia,Montenegro and Republic of Srpska, not in Bulgaria. Bulgarians never had their capital in Albania while we had Elbasan and Skadar as capitals. We had our people in Albania not Bulgarians.

oh i'm searching first mention of Albanians and it came "Albanians first appear in the historical record in the 11 th century"