How was the BBC given the video of the Krusha massacre?

First, Prime Minister Rama, and then some senior SP officials, have pressed grave charges against DP leader Lulzim Basha, involving him as guilty of hiding some images from the Krusha massacre at the time he worked for UNMIK in Kosovo.

These allegations, the SP has also based on several statements by amateur cameraman Milaim Bellanica, who in some interviews claimed that the massacre footage, where more than 250 people appeared in the Great Krusha were killed, gave Lulzim Basha and then did not know what was done with them.

Side by side on display “Real Story” in “News 24” denied any connection to this story and never met Bellanica. He also added that he never investigated U n CK while it was part of UMNIC. But in terms of that event and then the issue that was opened in 2010 and reopened in recent days, new facts and evidence related to the knowledge of the former SP delegation, Dashamir Peza have come to light.

Milaim Bellanica herself declared a few days ago in an interview for “Top Channel” that this footage was given to Lulzim Basha, who then worked at the UMNIC for the dawning of Serbian crimes and that the latter has eliminated the tape. But in his claims, amateur cameraman Bellanica did not hide that he took the tape to the BBC, he even says Lulzim Basha came looking for this rare document, only after the images appeared in British giant BBC. Did the amateur cameraman sell his tape exclusively to the BBC, or did he just give British television a few minutes saving the original for himself?

The only person who can clarify this dilemma is former Socialist President Dashamir Peza. He has been the BBC team's Albanian companion at the time. He first got in touch with Bellanica and I remember that he got the tape on a oven “, he told about “Laps.al”, AP correspondent and Photo Hector Pustina. From his archive, Pustina has released two short films of a Norwegian television show showing Milaim Bellanica, Dassamir Peza and BBC journalist taking film from the tapes.

This event took place on April 1, 1999. So the only man who can give his testimony if, as is common, the BBC has purchased exclusive tape, or taken only images from it, is former Socialist President Dassamir Peza. If British television bought the original, the issue is solved and Basha has been able to get in touch with that film material. If the BBC has received only a few sequences, which it later broadcast, it remains to reveal what happened to full footage claiming amateur cameraman Milhouse Bellanica did.

So far, Dasamir Peza has made no public response to the knowledge she has with this event, but also to what may have happened with the full images that Bellanica recorded in March 1999 in the Great Krusha.