The prosecutor read a statement to Agim Ceku, witness Duncan tells him he is not saying so.

When asked what you think will happen in Kosovo after the war is over; whether it will be independent or independent of Serbia, he replied: I am a soldier, my job is to take care of the military, the situation on the battlefield and make sure the war ends successfully. He promised to fight until Slobodan Milosevic's forces were expelled from Kosovo and to leave government policy running Thaci”, prosecutor Matt Halling read.

After that, the prosecutor asked the witness whether he knew Agim Ceku said it was part of a Government headed by Hashim Thaci, reports “Battle for Justice”, broadcast Periscope.

That's not what this “says, answered the prosecutor's witness.

Later, the prosecutor continued with the following question, telling the witness whether he knew Ceku said he would leave politics to the Thaci-led government.

Would you know that he told him he would fight until he expelled Slobodan Milosevic's forces from Kosovo and left the policy to the Government that Hashim Thaci led?”, Halling asked.

Later, the witness says Agim Ceku denies that he is part of the government, thus giving interpretation to Ceku's statement.

That's what it says, but it doesn't say I'm part of the government. Maybe I didn't really understand your question and apologize for that. The sentence says: I am a professional soldier, I have another role, and politics I leave to our government led by Hashim Thaci. That accords with what I said in my testimony when I said they worked as a team together; I'll do my job, you'll do your job. So Agim Ceku has spoken of military aspect, while Mr. Thaci has covered the political aspect. That's how the” dynamics were, the witness said.

But, for if he made that statement Agim Ceku -- a statement that was read to the witness, he said he had no knowledge. /Periscope/