The martyrs Nike Hajdaraj, Zef Gjokaj and Ukaj Chere

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the fall of martyrs Nike Hajdaraj, Zef Gjokaj and Chelle Ukaj has been held memorial academy under the prime minister's auspices.

If we want to see ourselves who we are, we must see our sons, our heroes and their example. Expressing respect for fellow fighters alive, for families, and asking for forgiveness for the potential treatment shortages that will take place, people and institutions, I tell you that we will travel their way”, the prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, expressing eternal glory, in his speech during the Memorial Academy on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the nation's witnesses, Nik Hajdaraj, Zef Djoj and Cel Ukaj, which was organised the academy without the prime minister's appointment.

After greeting the families of the martyrs and all those present, Haradinaj said he was at this academy today also as a co-ordinator of the three martyrs with whom he had the chance to share all the challenges of the war that he has faced, but in the name of the country's institutions, it becomes known through a media communiqué.

We've had no other way for freedom. We are Albanians, and Albanians are respected people who can honor and preserve. We are to preserve our country, our people, but we are also to preserve the communities that live in us. We know how to respect another man even the enemy, but we know what is friend”, Haradinaj said by opening up memories of the past and how the three martyrs fought for freedom until sacrifice, which he called real Albanians.

He has added further that Kosovo is lucky to have friends such as NATO and America and that Kosovo is happy to belong to the ranks of these peoples.

And I assure you that no one can take us away from this line ever, because not that we make mistakes, but history shows that we are thousands of years on this road and that he who has made these roads cannot be mistaken today”, Haradinaj concluded.

The head of the Gjakova municipality, Ardian Gjini, said Kosovo is the place where the martyrs, who fought until sacrifice, live and are honoured, and that this is what the passports have left.

In the name of the relatives of the martyrs, John Hajdaray also spoke, who said that these boys were not dead but are born alive forever in the history of the country.

Attending this academy were the chairman of the Decani municipality, Bashkim Ramosaj, the head of the Rahoveci municipality, Smajl Latifi, the mayor of the Yunik municipality, Agron Kuci, other institutional representatives, fellow fighters, relatives, and numerous citizens. /Periscopi