20 Years From the Battle of Koshara

The Kosovo Battle held on April 9, 1999, under operation “Arrow” is one of the bloodiest and most heroics of the Kosovo Liberation Army war.

Breaking Kosovo- Albania marked not only a moral victory for April 9, 1999 The KLA, but opened the way for weapons supply and logistical support for many war zones inside Kosovo.

Efforts to reach an agreement for Serbian forces to withdraw from Kosovo territory had resulted without success. Meanwhile, after Rambouille was formed the Kosovo Interim Government and the Serbian military and paramilitary limits had been attacked by forces from the north-Atlantic Alliance of NATO.

Falling Kosovo- Albania also had legal importance in international law. It unable to control Serbian forces over territory dividing between a nation, eroded the violent state influence and alleged territorial integrity, Kosova Prees broadcast.

Kostare's battle remains one of the successful KLA forces' confrontations not only for the balance of those killed by the enemy's side, but also with the effect this success had on strengthening the area's population's confidence in The NLA and its allies. This battle also became the motive for adding the ranks of volunteers joining the KLA on the front lines.

The triumph of fighters from all over Kosovo, united in Brigade 138, whose top was Commander Agim Ramadani, prompted the nearly centenarian wall placed between Kosovo and Albania to collapse. Kostare's battle was one of the most powerful linkes in the inconsistent chain of national history, and as such will always be remembered among Albanians.

In honour of the 20th anniversary of the Battle of Kostunica under the auspices of Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj today is held the traditional manifesto “Days of Albanian”

The celebration begins with the homazhe at 10: 00 p.m. at the tomb of the martyrs in Kostina where a memorial gathering will be held at 12 o'clock.