KLA had 20 to 25 thousand fighters, according to Valon Murati

For manipulation of the lists with KLA veterans, Valon Murati, chairman of the Movement for the Union and former part of the KLA's Lyp Operative Zone chain.

This is his post:

That's it. The issue of manipulation with veterans' lists came up to put the debate at the centre of the decay of the justice system. This system, as it is known and is emerging publicly, is completely under the influence of daily politics and criminal groups. There is no other way, except with new politics, to create new hope, and this system to be regulated. It takes citizens' pressure in institutions to implement self-inflicted reform. Vetting at all levels of justice, whether in the prosecutor or in the judiciary, but also in the police.

And as for the work of veterans, arguments and debates on numbers and categories. Often, opinion is clouded by the fact that we have shared in those who have helped. Can't both categories get into a category, that of veteran warrior. It's the other category, the one that regulates this case, the veteran member's. In reality, to give the war popular character, what it has had, the number of veterans members has had to be, not up to 300-40,000. As long as those warriors never, more than 20-25,000 (even with very flexible criteria).