Exclusive: Dramatic images from the Pacific War, this is how Muje Krasniqi was killed with 41 soldiers (Video)

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A video footage sent by Esat Shala, reader of Periscop, shows moments allegedly to be from the famous Pacific Battle, near the border between Kosovo and Albania on December 14th 1998, where Commander Muje Krasniqi and his 41 soldiers were killed.

Video shot by members of the KLA itself, according to Esat Shala, who says his sister, Luljeta Shala, has been killed in the same battle, along with her fiancé, Hysen Buyipaj.

My <x0... my sister had a heavy burden on her 40kg arms and on her way to Kosovo her boots had been killed... and she took off those boots of the army... and she ran her way into the snow bare until they were trapped there she was killed by Muj Krasniqi in front of the column and 35 losers in their midst... and my sister”, relates Shala for Periscope.

The shots of the rifle are heard in the video during the battle, as well as images of soldiers killed after it.

We remember that in the Battle of Pashrik Commander Muje Krasniqi was killed along with 41 KLA fighters in an ambush by Serb forces, near the Kosovo-Albania border.

Muje Krasniqi was born on June 6, 1967, in the village of Cline's Cabiq. Since those years, in association with the Rapods from Moleqan, Muja loved the song. When they organized the national illegal cell, it was 1984, when Muja was 17 years old, to be active in this movement until its decline.

From 1990 onward, it has always been a target of Serb militia persecution. He was arrested several times and mistreated. Several times he crossed the Kosovo- Albania to supply KLA with guns, facing long foot paths, bad weather, enemy ambushes, hard terrain.

Meanwhile, on March 5, 1998, Muje Krasniqi fought in Buroja and Vojnik, when the war was already taking on widespread proportions. In April 1998, during the commission given by General Staff The KLA, he was seriously injured now for the second time, after the first time he was injured in fighting on the Plains of Lula. He had recovered at the military hospital in Licoc.

Preparations were needed for new battles, so it headed back to the border with Albania on 41 fellow fighters to send weapons to Kosovo on December 13, 1998. At the time, it describes a difficult winter. Shkelzen's ribs were covered with snow. A day after they were detained by Serb forces and killed together, his soldiers.

After the fall of Muje Krasniqi, the 113 Brigade received the name of Commander Muje Krasniqi, who gave the nation another 166 martyrs during the war. /Periscopi