Kosovo Liberation Day ʹ Kurti e Osmani homazhe at the tomb of legendary Commander Adem Jashar

Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani- Sadriu said that freedom was sealed in Prekaz with the sacrifice and bravery of the legendary commander, Adem Jashar, and the entire Yashhar family.

She said the past will not be forgotten, but will serve as an enlightening fan at every step towards strengthening the state.

We are here in Prekaz on the day when we all express our deep gratitude to all those who fell for freedom, but most of all here in Prekaz where our freedom was sealed with the sacrifice and bravery of the legendary commander, Adem Jashar and the entire Jashar family. We want to show once again that our past can never be forgotten, but it always serves us as a beacon in every step we take towards strengthening the state, our freedom and democracy built with so much effort and so much sacrifice. From here, we also express respect for all the martyrs of the Kosovo Liberation Army, who put the value of freedom ahead of their lives and gave even their most precious lives so that we can all enjoy this day“, she stressed.

And Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stressed that the liberation war cannot be remembered, thought and imagined by no one without Yasharj.

“The liberation war cannot be remembered, nor can it be imagined by anyone without Yashaw. Three generations fought three days with what we all know today, and not just us as the Age of the Kosovo Liberation Army. The heroic Pracas is the capital of the Albanian uprising, so we tell all citizens of the Republic, Albanians congratulations June 12th on the day of liberation and peace that has its roots right here in the sacrifice and sacrifice of the vast Jasharaj family, with all 59 persons of them being children and women with their heads of arms, Adem Jashari, Saban baca, Hamza, and everyone else there. Their glory is eternal just as our constant memory”, Kurti said.

State leaders have initially done their prayers today at the tomb of former Kosovo President Ibrahim Rugova and former national affairs activist Ademi Demaci.

A performance of the KSF's Frequent Orchestra and KSF Ceremonial Togu Festival will be held during the day in notes of the 23rd anniversary of Kosovo's liberation. Skenderbeau” to Square “Zahir Pajaziti”, as well as central manifesto “From Exodus to Freedom” on the Muze train in Blace of Elez Khan, under the auspices of the presidency of the Republic of Kosovo.

On June 12th 1999, after 78 days of bombing of the US-led Western Military Alliance against Serb-Montenegrin military targets in Kosovo in Serbia and Montenegro, NATO troops entered Kosovo on the KFOR peacekeeping mission, ending the nearly two-year war between the Albanian rebel population organised in the ranks of the Kosovo Liberation Army and the Serbian-Montenegrin military and police occupational forces.