5 minutes ago22 years from the heroic fall of Ismet Jashar
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Today, 22 years are filled by the fall of Kosovo Liberation Army Commander Ismet Jashari Kumanova. He was born in Orizare in Kumanovo on 16 April 1967. He was the son of Yasar Jashar and the mother of Nuries. She received elementary lessons in her homeland, and in 1982 she enrolled in Kumanovo Gymnasium. It was [...]
Today, 22 years are filled by the fall of Kosovo Liberation Army Commander Ismet Jashari Kumanova.
He was born in Orizare in Kumanovo on 16 April 1967. He was the son of Yasar Jashar and the mother of Nuries. She received elementary lessons in her homeland, and in 1982 she enrolled in Kumanovo Gymnasium.
It was one of the first to participate in the foundation of the “birth call”. This fund became the main base of the logistics and funding of the Kosovo Liberation Army war.
Immediately after Prekazi's epic, on March 5, 6th and 7th 1998, the dedicated militant of the liberation war Ismet Jashar makes the last preparations to enter Kosovo.
On March 11th that year, he and Fehmi Ladrovci, Xhev Ladrovcin, Mirush Daka, Bekim Berisha, Agim Bajrami and others, joins areas where the Kosovo Liberation Army was operating and arrives at Likoc in Drenica, where the KLA's most important base was then located.
At the Kosovo Liberation Army General Staff's decision, Ismet Jashari is assigned to military duties in the Lapush area, with the aim of expanding and consolidating the ranks of the liberation army.
On August 23rd 1998, after the enemy army had taken all measures to infiltrate Klecka, where the General Staff of the Kosovo Liberation Army was located, Ismet Jashari organised resistance at its invincible point in Bajrak, Luznica.
On August 24th evening, freedom fighters had penetrated deep into enemy positions, causing damage to people and war technicians, militants Gani Kastrati and Africa Butkaj, had failed to withdraw.
On the early morning of August 25, Ismet Jashar had attacked suddenly in an effort to pick up troops of fallen soldiers. After several hours of fighting at a nearby distance, on the country's altar, in Luzhnica, falls the mighty, among the most prominent of the Kosovo Liberation Army, Ismet Jashari commander Kumanovo. Noah Mazrek and Habib Zogaj had also fallen on the altar of their homeland.
Today Ismet Jashari's body of witnesses at Klechka, where the bodies of 66 other martyrs, 121 Ismet Jashari-Quanova, rest.
