During the meeting with CIA officials, Chloe told Wessel: It's an honor and pride to keep your coat.

A confession by Chief of Kriptoanalysis at the National Intelligence Service Mr. Veji Halili.

Fatos Klosi proudly carried Kadri's coat.

The called meeting was expected to begin. Only Kadri Wessel's arrival was expected. At this break I watch the participants. At the top of the table was one of the CIA chiefs for the Balkans that covered problems in Kosovo, Thaci, Fatos Klosi (my chief) and Pascal Milon, former foreign affairs minister in Albania, as well as many others I did not know. Some people were embarrassed about Kadri's delay, but Klos said that he had a job, but he is not late. In fact, it was 15-20 minutes late, and as soon as he entered the hall, the first to stand was Chloe and then the others. With that long, black winter coat, Luli (Cade Wessel) looked very red on his face because of the guilt of the delay.

He apologized for the delay, stripped off his coat, and saw Chloe attempting to keep Luli's father kindly refused, but Chloe insisted. It's an honor and a pride to keep your coat to serve you in the hall. Please try not. The meeting lasted two hours from where appropriate conclusions were drawn. The former officer continues. Returning with Kadrion with urgency for Kukes “Not having finished dinner well, Kadriu tells me: Princess, get up. We're going to Kukes.

Of course, we did not know where we are expected and occupied. Hundreds of thousands of KLA members have had this fate. We talked over five hours on the road. At one point he says: The Prizren, the issue I don't tolerate at all and under no circumstances or price, is a tendency to mix the KLA's holy liberation war with religious warfare. ) We just had information on this tendency. This kind of trend or <x0jore”, mainly came from the Belgrade Intelligence Services, but some from Athens. Tents was discrediting The NLA before the international factor to present it as Eastern creatures. The elder had invited us to Krume to meet urgently and tells us that they have requests from unknown Muslim organizations and groups to unite KLA.

Luli answers immediately: "Plack, for any problem of this nature, but others that require more attention, in the treatment you will always have “Prizren”. The nation's issue with those religions will never tolerate mixing, no matter how painful and costly the consequences. Here's the red line. Whoever wants to fight for national matters is welcome. It was Luli's most firm and determined order I've heard so far.