Bulgaria to refer to Macedonia as FRYOM during EU presidency

Greece agreed to allow (i.e. not veto) Macedonia’s member ship into the UN under the name ‘the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’ (note the use of the word ‘the’ and the lowercase use of the word ‘former’). However, Macedonia never agreed to the use of the acronym FYROM to be used as a substitute when referring to the Republic of Macedonia (which besides being orthographically incorrect because technically the acronym would be more accurately written as tfYRoM) but just like the ‘Hellenic Republic of Greece’ is not referred to by the acronym HRoG or the 'Republic of Bulgaria' is not referred to as RoB or the Federal Republic of Germany is not referred to as 'FRoG', the use of tfYRoM (FYROM?) should never be used to describe Macedonia.

I was born in 1960 in federation of 6 republics yogoslivia in the republic of macedonia i was told i am macedonian haw can you tell me now that i am not macedonian greece did recognize republic of macedonia then why not now

Greece agreed to allow (i.e. not veto) Macedonia’s member ship into the UN under the name ‘the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’ (note the use of the word ‘the’ and the lowercase use of the word ‘former’). However, Macedonia never agreed to the use of the acronym FYROM to be used as a substitute when referring to the Republic of Macedonia (which besides being orthographically incorrect because technically the acronym would be more accurately written as tfYRoM) but just like the ‘Hellenic Republic of Greece’ is not referred to by the acronym HRoG or the 'Republic of Bulgaria' is not referred to as RoB or the Federal Republic of Germany is not referred to as 'FRoG', the use of tfYRoM (FYROM?) should never be used to describe Macedonia.

I was born in 1960 in federation of 6 republics yogoslivia in the republic of macedonia i was told i am macedonian haw can you tell me now that i am not macedonian greece did recognize republic of macedonia then why not now