5 hours agoMore than 50 veterans have committed suicide since 1999 (Video)
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The bullets were not used only on the front line. Former fighter Niyazi Bytyci of the Ferizaj Marashi used one for himself when he decided to end his life. Exhausted with evil health, he also unable to build a house for his family and better medical treatment for himself [...]
The bullets were not used only on the front line. Former fighter Niyazi Bytyci of the Ferizaj Marashi used one for himself when he decided to end his life. Exhausted by evil health, he also managed to build a house for his family and better medical treatment for himself, his veteran and his disability The 40-year-old KLA was no longer patient.
He left Germany to join his friends in the struggle to free Kosovo from Serb forces.
And after the war, it remained under the mercy of the willing people who built them houses.
His joy was great when he learned that he was getting a peak over his head, as much as he was disappointed that he couldn't get out alone.
Nijaziu left behind his wife with three children, leaving her with great pain and seeing the few funds she accumulated while working as a taxi driver.
But Nijaziu is not the only one who, after the sacrifice he made for the liberation of the country, failed to make good lives for himself and the family.
Dozens like him used bullets, rope and other methods to stop living.
News spread quickly, and the suicides of the former fighters were severely experienced by fellow fighters at the KLA's Veterans Organisation.
Her chairman made a list of KLA veterans who committed suicide and shared it with Express.
And experiencing the war for that neighbor, seeing his fellow fighters get killed, the empathy of veterans is great.
It adds to their despair that many of the commanders stay well financially and that the income gap is great.
That's also accepted by Ngucati.
But according to KLA invalid Jevdet Qeriqi, the number of suicide veterans is even greater than the one who appears in the opinion.
Currit said he investigated it well, both the number and the reasons.
And our veterans, a little bit of nothing, were visited by psychologists, something like that was spoken once and forgotten.
No one was taken with them, so they could have an address where they could receive treatment.
