Llap's commanders react harshly to Remy: Don't be a joke, Albin Kurti was a translator

The former commander of the Llap Operative Zone, Latif Gashi (Comandant Lata) has reacted sharply to Rrustem Mustafa (Comandant Remi), who said Albin Kurti has been his fellow fighters.

He said Albin Kurti was a translator of Adem Demach, and was never part of the war.

Furthermore, Latif Gashi has said that what Rrustem Mustafa said last night is a joke.

My answer to Remy Command's statement is to think there's a bomb with panelists, what he said is fun. Albin Kurti was only a translator of Adem Demach during the war, and as soon as he closed Adem Demach's office, he was no part of the war in any area. As far as I know he said I don't want to fight”, Gashi said.

The former commander of the Llap Operative Zone, Kadri Kastrati, has also shown a harsh reaction.

He said that in the Lapi Operative Zone there was never Albin Kurti wearing the KLA uniform.

He said that from the first day to the end of the war he was on the front line and he never saw Albin Kurt there.

I was from the first day and until the end of the war part of the Llap Operative Zone. I've never seen Kurt in uniform in that area”, he said Kastrati about Front Online.

Former Commander The NLA for the Llap Zone, Rrustem Mustafa commy, has surprised public opinion when last night in a television show, said that “Albin Kurtin had co-war at KLA”.

He speaks as if he knows the problem, there has been no war crimes in our country by deliverers. I've had Albin Kurt as my co-worker”, Remy said.

However, in a documentary conducted during the wartime in Kosovo, where various activists and artists speak in Pristina, what had been noted was the statement of now Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

While talking about war, he explains his views on solving problems and says that “a would personally never catch the weapon, because he wants otherwise to solve problems”.

You cannot have a classic and frontal war between the two armies. There's no such war. You've seen Bosnia, and you've seen it's one of the worst wars. A lot of innocent people dying. I would never get a gun in my hand. I've said that between war and surrender I prefer the non-violent solution”, Kurti says in the documentary.