What was asked by Albanian Special Invited Adem Shehu, details published

Top Channel, has been able to learn details of the two-day interview at The Hague of former military man Adem Shehu, Albania's first citizen to face special prosecutors.

Sources from The Hague aware of this interview, which has lasted for 12 hours, show that Adem Shehu was initially asked:

How could he take charge of the 153 Brigade in the Lip area?

Ademi Shehu, who was known during the war with the preseding “Comandant Buna 20”, has been asked in the quality of the witness for two episodes during the war, linked to kidnapping, violence, abuse, ill-treatment, physical treatment until physical elimination.

These sources told Top Channel that Hague prosecutors specifically wanted to know from Adem Shehu:

What information did he have about, “Repart BIA” commanded by Sali Mustafa known as Commander Cali?

Sali Musta was the first leader UCK, which was detained and taken to The Hague last year.

Prosecutors have also questioned Adem Shehu,

How was the command of Karadaku's operational zone run under Ahmet Isufi?

Prosecutors' interest was mostly linked to orders given by Sali Mustafa and Ahmet Isufi to those UCK soldiers who broke the discipline, such as they were punished and what happened next.

Adem Shehu's recorded audio-video interview at The Hague has followed with questions properly related to commands operating in the Gollak region.

Prosecutors have demanded from “Comandant Buna 20” to know:

Details of whom he trained and what military knowledge he gave to people who would go to war when he at Farka built a military academy for young people coming from Europe to join the KLA military formations.

Prosecutors have put documents on the table to Adem Shehu, which were operational orders carrying his signature when leading the 153 Brigade.

Reference to details published in a book in Kosovo, prosecutors had built several questions about Adem Shehu related to the impasse of the Leskofs-Mutivoda-Pristina road, which halted the progress of Serbian forces in Kosovo.

Even after the Kumanovo Agreement, the Serbian Army's Staff decided not to use this route.

During the two-day questioning hearings in The Hague, Adem Shehu was at no time asked about Serbian crimes, including the burning of women and children with Nepal in the Gollaku operating area.

Hague prosecutors have gathered a volume documentation with KLA headquarters orders, from many sources among them individuals and political subjects in Kosovo.

During the Kosovo war, about 200 Albanian Army officers joined the KLA, making their contribution to this liberation war.