The old face between Arben Gashi's family and Xhavit Halit (Document)

Arben Gashi's brother, the flag, is saying that he was one of the people who has mostly damaged the LPK exhibits in Tirana, as an associate of Albania's Intelligence Service at the time that this service was led by the Gazideda Union.

In Tirana, Xhavit Haliti, who headed the national movement there, had also acted most of the time.
Flamur Gashi, brother of MP Arben Gashi, had joined the Democratic Party and Sali Berisha in Albania, becoming one of his most trusted Kosovars, who had then appointed Albania's ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, had just received Albania's citizenship.

While in Tirana, as an associate of Albania's Intelligence Service in the time of Gazideda, the domain of Arben Gashi's brother's activities is said to be only the surveillance of LPK exhibits and their activity in Albania.

But the suspects of the LPK's people against Gashi's family from Peja's Ruhoti were even bigger.

Based on Serbian documents of Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, Serbian authorities had managed to recruit an Albanian from Peja's Ruhoti shortly after the 1968 demonstrations, which was also part of the organisation of those demonstrations.

This recruit of Serbian authorities is described as a former teacher who had later worked as a reference to the admission of workers to the Peja Hydroeconomic Organisation, dubbed “Erosija”.

Infocus has provided an exclusive CRDB document, which dates to May 6, 1999, citing their operational connection from the village of Ruhot of Pec.

During 1991-1998, according to information contained in Infochus, with CRDB directives, it is taught that over 50 to 60 times it had gone <x06lylously to Albania via Lake Tuzi, allegedly to visit his eldest son, who had fled to Albania in 1991.

The information line of Serbian authorities „Ruhot 48x1>, reportedly also on the illegal activity of LPK exhibitors in Albania.

This line is estimated to have done major damage to the national issue, because mainly liberation activities and armed war in Kosovo were organised in Albania.

As the operational link to the Yugoslav secret service, “Ruhot's Operational Link” is described in many Serbian files and in all combinations they are connected to the file of a former activist who had managed to recruit him, whose Infocus did not disclose his name because he failed to confirm it.

According to people close to the events of those years, this man, having contact with natives witnessed by the former Kosovo elite, had permanently damaged processes in general and individuals in particular, including Xhavit Halit and his organisational activity in Albania.

During the 1998-1999 war, this man was taught to have been questioned by the Kosovo Liberation Army, which had also banned him from the areas in which he was operating.

As a Serbian service associate, Serbian authorities are taught that they had given him and pistols with permission, such as local police officers and their loyal men on the Dukagjin Plains.

It is noteworthy that in the personal record, this man is described as born in Mamuraz, Albania, in 1942, where his family had immediately moved from Albania to the village of Ruhot, Pec, where they live today. /Infocus. com/