Rufki Suma: Criminals committing crimes are being tried, but those who brought freedom

Former Commander Rufki Suma, who from 1998 to the day of Kosovo's liberation, has been stationed in the village of Pustenik, where the first unit acted The NLA, where that unit later expanded to the founding of the 164 Brigade, says all combat activities were carried out in this village.

But, Suma says that besides the Pustek the KLA units have been expanded to the rest of the Lepenc River and in the Dimnca region, where, in addition to combat activities, they have always been dealt with by the treatment of Kosovo citizens who forced them into Macedonia.

We've been on the mountain, we haven't had physical contact in the city because we didn't want to get close to the refugee column, even though we had provocations from the Serbian army and police, especially on the main street of Elez Kacanik Hani, who was constantly full of refugees who held them hostage and they constantly attacked us. Wanting to protect the population we've never allowed us to shoot because we were aware that they were very much waiting for us to hunt and they would avenge the population of”, Soma is saying in Info Magazine in the Kosova Clan.

On the other hand, Suma, who now holds the position of the first member of Elez's Khan municipality, says that during the war they had a camera with recordings, but in most cases they recorded refugees passing through.

We have recorded the train carrying refugees, so we've filmed all the violence done against Albanians, we have it on tape, and that's why we've even filed a lawsuit because we've had evidence. But, unfortunately, instead of being tried by those criminals who caused this violence, those who did the war are being tried and those who brought freedom”, Suma said.