The soldier with 26 bullets in his body When he removed a shell, the doctor told him the operation was paid in 1998-99.

War left him less than 26 bullets inside his body.

The rest of these metal remains remain two decades later in his body.

Although he has been living this way for 21 years, Hoxhaj, known as Zeqa, says he has learned to live with bullets in his hands and feet.

The bullet he took while fighting on the front lines of the battlefront at Junik Battle is still in his head.

Here, ex-comer named Budakova shows some of the wounds he received during the war.

Warrior Hoxhaj says that he does not regret any bullet he took, and if he returns his time, he would fight again.

But after that time, the fragment of the grenade that was in Budakova's right hand had begun to move around the body and tow it to the side.

This caused pain in his right hand, which he could not afford.

That's why he got worse this Tuesday, and he had to operate.

The former soldier who maintains the disabled status of war, with a degree of inavuliditis of 85%, was confirmed by the doctor who operated on him.

After he went to pay for the operation, Dr. Nazmi Kolgeci told him that you paid the price of this operation in 1998.

The friend Hoxhaj had announced when he was in the KPC ranks was the one who found him in serious condition Tuesday.

Besides all these Budakova experiences, he also showed the photos where he was put in the morgue because they thought he was dead.