Agim Ceku shocked on charges against veterans of free sex

Former Kosovo Liberation Army General (UÇK) Agim Ceku, who has led the commission to recognise and verify the status of veterran, Invalids and other members who were part of the KLA in the recent war in Kosovo, has said he is shocked what happened to veterans' lists.

A proposal for the Inseder Journal, Ceku has said that every time he has sought caution from the commissioner members to be careful during the duty's performance.

Ceku also added that he has informed the commission members that any illegal action will have legal consequences.

I have asked members of the commission and involved people to be careful to act in accordance with the law, and I have repeatedly told you that any illegal action means there will also be legal consequences”, Ceku has said.

Ceku has said that, " “I am shocked about what happened and if something like this has happened I hope to get maximum sentences for all those who have misused this process. ”

EULEX has today filed charges of fraud on veterans' lists and paid sex.

The incident, according to the State Prosecutor's announcement, includes access or obligation to prostitution, claiming that one of the defendants was involved in promoting and arranging for paid sex between a woman and several men, benefiting from her serious economic conditions.

Kosovo and EULEX police have launched their joint investigation in January 2016. Investigations have led to the discovery of an illegal network of arms trading and an amount of weapons made up of explosives and two automatic weapons. In addition, several other” weapons were seized under defendants, the report said. /Insider. com