Confessions of residents who released Thaci and Wessel's homes in Vlaha

Two decades after the war in Kosovo, while former KLA leaders are located in The Hague, their tracks are intact at the bases where they were sheltered, in Albanian homes in the Hasi area. The military vests they used, bullet bullets, tunnels that served as weapons depots, are there.

But no evidence comes from there to confirm the charges that indicate on former generals.

But no evidence comes from there to confirm the charges that indicate on former generals.

The Vlach is 40km from the city of Kukes and 3km from the Kosovo border. On the third floor are still the military clothing of KLA fighters, clothing and a crate of bullets.

A three-story house has been one of the KLA bases for nearly 15 months, where they came and fled, Hashim Thaci and Kadri Wessel. The inhabitants who waited for them and cared for them to report about how they carried arms and ammunition with horses to the border where other warriors expected supplies.

The two Goca family brothers living in this house return to this delicate moment of trials open for KLA, life with former fighters in those months of war.

These two came in here. They said, "Can you give us a seat, we have nowhere to stay?" So we agreed, I left them five rooms on the first floor, five months. Stay with them. The machine guns, machine guns, said they.

It is thought that from these village houses, Vlachen from March of 1998 to June dealt with about 5,000 soldiers to the front.

Residents have witnessed any activity in the area and deny that there were prisons or torture rooms for prisoners of war, unlike earlier claims that were filed by Belgrade prosecutors and have now been set in motion.

No, no! You don't have a good family here in Has. There was no” a resident told ABC.

The nearby village with Vlahen, Nikolic, 5km away has served as a UCK military base. There the warriors have been sheltered for three months at Sali Yaku's house.

The 61-year-old woman who served Hashim Thaci shows the three buildings where the young men of war were staying.

Where we could've left them. We took shelter. Fifteen men. They have misappreciated, had no claims, even on sleeping ground, only to free the country” said the elderly.

The mother shows that Serbian missiles have left her disabled, while in the face of charges brought against former KLA protagonists, she believes only what she himself has seen and says she has never regretted the services she has rendered to the boys.

“Yet I am not satisfied, I have not done enough for those people” she said./ Abbot. al