“Skifter K1” was promoted by Chinese company video, two Kosovo firms have only one worker

Military aviation experts find it impossible to produce fears by two companies, which together count three people, including owners
One of the videos the owner of “Future Mindes Academy” used to promote the threat “Scifter K1” allegedly belongs to a butterfly produced in China.

The video that Ridvan Aliu, owner of “Fuds”, is the video fragment of the manufacturer “Hinaray”, promoting H70P fears and the Chinese company published it three days ago.
Military experts do not believe as possible that companies in Kosovo have human and professional capacities to build fears at this moment.

The two companies that joined to produce alleged fears in ATK have only one warned worker.

“Subject you requested A L.L.C. (The identification number 812241016) has reported only one worker in the month 12-2025 and is the new registered subject. And subject M L.L.C. (The identification number 812334647) does not report workers in the ATK system”, the Kosovo Tax Administration says in response.

Albania's Air Force Air Force Colonel and former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army, Dilaver Dikkij, has said there is no possibility that companies, which together number three people, including owners, will produce flyless butterflies.

Never. It takes cooperation between different plants to produce a small plane, such as a drone, because it's a plane without a pilot. Who wants to melt metal? Which plant will produce the electrical elements, its chips, and all, and there are many things that must be special plants. How can this company produce only by not having all kinds of plants, so it's impossible. This guy seems to take them somewhere else and pretend to have his own”, pretty much said.

And military engineering, also retired colonel Memush Habilaj, has indicated that the building of the drones balances the lift force, gravity, air pressure and resistance.

Professor Habilaj has said that the trust of a part of the public in the video has been driven by the desire for Kosovo to be well armed.

“In comments on fears in Kosovo, I think they are from amateurs who do not know that in the struggle for Kosovo's release the fears did not exist, and today the fears do not have any determining role in war, except a fairly secondary role, they remain a simple non-replacemental tool, but practical”, Habilaj said.

Kosovo has no legal infrastructure that regulates either testing or the production of military fears.
The establishment of civilian fears requires KFOR permission taken through the Civil Aviation Authority.
Habilaj has stressed that fears produced in lack of legislation and without license are illegal. According to him, passionate individuals may even produce artisanal fears, but they cannot be used for police or war purposes.

Ridvan Avdiu from “Future Mindes” and Muhamet Ajrullah from “Miga Skyschild Academy” have not answered questions TIMES On the other hand, they will be given no excuse.

Days ago, these companies published a video saying that you fear “Scifter K1” after seven hours of flight hit the target correctly over 1,000 kilometers. /Periscope