Former soldier of KLA released from prison in Serbia

Today, former Kosovo Liberation Army soldier Anton Lekaj has been released from prison.

Lekaj has been sentenced by the war crimes tribunal in Belgrade, with 13 years against the civilian population.

The news of Insider is confirmed by the lawyer Teki Bocshi.

“Today, it is released from the Pendinska Skela Bashkoto Anton Lekaj from Gjakova, who has been tried by the War Crimes Court in Belgrade. It's been denusive for 13 years of war crimes against the civilian population. Article 142 of the former RSPJ's KP. He has suffered the penalty until his last day. They didn't give him a minute, said Bocchi.

The case of Lekaj's trial and condemnation contained evidence of survivors as well as documents of Serbia's Intelligence Service BIA.

Lekaj has been sentenced in Serbia due to claims that he committed illegal imprisonment, inhumane acts, torture, injuries to body integrity, rape and murder.

On June 12th 1999, around 17th, near the textile factory “min Duraku”, Lekaj along with Arben Skopje, Besim Bishrrhini and other members of the KLA have banned the Dasmores' column in which they were, Sofia Tafa 14 years old, Hasan Tafa, Shaban Bala, Bedri Shala, Rexhe Shala, Gzim Zeqiri, Afijet Zeqiri, Zveden Luaj and Sali Berisha.