The scandal is deepened: Basha had received thanks for her work as an assistant from the coauthor of research against KLA

Arsovska, professor at the Penal Justice College “John Jay” and author of the 2012 article “Globisation of the Western Balkans: International crime, Atlantic Islam and the Infertile Alliance” had thanked Dimal Basha for his research on the data for this article.

At the end of this article, where the KLA was involved with criminal and drug gangs, author Arsovska had thanked Basha for his work.

I also want to thank the research assistants and former students Michael Temple, Irini Gjona, Adriana Michigan, Dimal Basha, Jeff Walden....”, says the Arsovaska article.

In the above-mentioned article, Arsovska Basa had written how in the early 1990s, the Albanian leadership in Kosovo had established parallel institutions in health and education.

In order for the KLA to arm itself, a large amount of money was needed. The KLA was not officially supported by any state and should depend on alternative sources. According to researched cases, funds for The KLA came from ordinary Albanians in diaspora, but also from drug traffickers operating through Western Europe and the US. This support was not limited to money, but drug traffickers also sent armed men to fight side by side The NLA and they were buying weapons in her name” were further said in this scandalous research of Basha.

For links between the KLA and organised crime it is difficult to determine quantitatively, there are court cases in Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Czech Republic that suggest links between drug traffickers and the KLA”, the “auditing” and now chief parliament.

Also, Basha in his research, citing interviews by Belgian police officers, had written that in Belgium, the boss of the Albanian “Mafia” The VH, it had left bullets at the doors of houses by the Albanian diaspora to commemorate taxes “volunteering” that were to pay to support the shadow government and the KLA were actually not volunteering. The KLA's survival depended on the financing provided by patriotic bandits operating beyond the limits of”, he wrote.

Along with this research involves Xhavit Halit and organized crime.

X0> Xavit Haliti was chief of logistics for the KLA. He ran the Landplace Curret Fund, and when the funds were exhausted, “returned significantly to organised crime”, said Basha's scandalous research.

Basha herself had denied coauthorship in this article. He had said he had only participated in chapter 3, which deals with the insight of fundamental Islam into Southeast Europe, with the focus of Kosovo.

As Basha had declared, so had author Jana Arsovska himself, as their statements today have been supported by incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

Basha has been sharply criticised for the scandalous language used against The KLA in the article where it is co-author, while it has also been requested to dismiss it from its top parliamentary position.