7 hours agoFrom the threats, the witness who discovered the group I SIS in Badovc forced to leave Kosovo
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Five accused in case known as “Badovci” , Besnik Latifi, Gazmend Haliti, Milazizim Hadziaj, Fehmi Musa and Enis Latifi had been found guilty that in co-ordination they feared the population and prepared terrorist work with the iconography of I The SIS to witness their loyalty and scope even in Kosovo. But some members of [...]
But some members of this group are still continuing with threats, according to the witness who has discovered this group in Badovc, Milaim Vitia.
Milaim Vitita tells of Indexline that even though he was promised by the prosecution that he would not reveal his identity, they have not kept that promise, so now he is also facing threats that have been witnessed and forced to leave Kosovo.
According to the Year, threats have been made to the court by saying “that we are not all in jail” and that they have sent people home, telling them not to testify about the case.
For these threats, the witness has mentioned two names, which he claims are loyal Latifi and Fehmi Musa.
The Witness reported that according to information received from him, he was forwarded by several persons who suspect that he was intended to kill him, and for that reason, he presented the case to the police, where the prosecutor, Drita Hajdari, has asked the police at “Muhailah of the Muhadiers” to give him support and has also requested that permission be given to the FBI.
He also showed how he had discovered this group in Badovc, where he had not at first known who they are and what their purpose is, but that there was a group of 25 people dressed in black clothes who were trained in Badovci Lake, while he had also seen them with weapons, so he had informed the police, and from whom he was asked to stop until they got to the scene, and this year had done but is now facing threats.
Milaim Vitita feels very concerned about what is happening, so she indicated that she has been forced to seek asylum in another country outside Kosovo, as she doubts anything might happen to her.
