Confession of former KLA chief who fought against Serbs in Slovenia, Kosovo

Gjakova says that since the 1990s there was a preparation for war in Kosovo, but according to him it was postponed for a while.

At the end of the academy, Musa Gjakova was on the post of lieutenant in the town of Celje in Slovenia.

He says Albanian superiors had a key responsibility in releasing barracks in Slovenia's war.

“Leaving the barracks was a great relief for the Slovenians. At Celje we were two superiors and about 300 Albanian soldiers”, he said at Rtv Dukagujini.

Gjakova says there was a secret organisation even among Albanians to prepare for a possible confrontation in Kosovo.

Military says, however, it was also a good decision by Rugova that Kosovo would not be involved in war in 1990, as there was no civic mobilization, and life losses would be much greater than they were in 1999.

Gjakova says that at the moment of the events at the Jashar family, the officers decided to regroup and leave their lives and businesses in Europe and return to Kosovo to fight.

He says that once back in Tirana as trained military people who were no other than to appear to Ahmet Krasniqi.

There was nothing wrong with acronym FARK. The divide of that time was incomprehensible”.

Gjakova has also made the difference between the wars in Kosovo and Slovenia.

The X-ray has been too big. The Slovenian war was brief and took place through civil protection that were structured and posed serious risks to the former Yugoslav Army barracks. It started out differently. At first, there was an organisation of KLA boys. Then the KLA war was an evolution with its development and completion”, Musa Gjakova said, among other things.