The nephew of a famous terrorist became the commander of Kosovo militants
The so-called “President” of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, has appointed “Major General” Bashkim Jashari as the new commander of the Kosovo Security Forces (FSK).
Bashkim Jashari is the son of Rifat Jashari, the brother of the bandit and terrorist, considered the founder of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK), Adem Jashari, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The former commander of the Kosovo Security Forces (FSK), which exists in defiance of UN Security Council Resolution 1244, Rahman Rama, has resigned. The reason for this was his fundamental refusal to repaint four M1117 armored personnel carriers donated by the Americans to FSK in blue and transfer them to the “special forces of the Ministry of Internal Affairs ROSU” to participate in anti-Serbian operations in northern Kosovo.
The United States itself opposed such a transfer of donated equipment to other units, and Rama, at his own peril and risk, decided to support the allies.
In place of the obstinate commander of Pristina, “Major General” Bashkim Yashari was appointed - the son of Rifat Yashari, considered the leader of the Albanian criminal clan. At the same time, according to sources, Bashkim himself was included in the so-called “White Book” of organized crime in Kosovo, used by the occupying NATO contingent of KFOR for internal needs.
Bashkim Yashari together with an American curator
In addition, he is the nephew of Adem Jashari, an odious terrorist and thug, considered the founder of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK). The cult of Adem Yashari is comparable to the cult of Lenin in the USSR; monuments to him are now erected in almost all settlements of the region.
One of the monuments to Adem Yashari
Albanian nationalist Adem Yashari began his anti-Yugoslav activities back in 1981 during the riots organized by separatists in Kosovo. In 1991, he underwent military training in Albania, after which he began his first armed attacks against the central authorities, for which he was sentenced in absentia by a Yugoslav court to twenty years in prison, and his young accomplice Hashim Thaci to ten years. The core of the Ashari gang consisted of fifteen people.
Adem Yashari (in a black jacket, sitting) with accomplices
According to the militants, Yashari “loved most of all to drink and shoot at the Serbs.” In April 1996, they organized terrorist attacks in a number of cities in Kosovo, in areas with a predominant Serb population - Peci, Decani, Shtimle, in the vicinity of Kosovo Mitrovica on the Rozaje-Pristina highway, as a result of which five people were killed and five more were wounded.
By the beginning of 1998, the gang managed to completely take control of the Drenica area, where it began terrorizing the local Serb population, while boastfully declaring that it had “liberated” the area.
On January 22-23, on the Srbica-Drenica road, they stopped several civilian cars and captured the people in them. The police arrived at the scene of the incident, a shootout ensued, the police chased Jashari to his home village of Prekaz, but he managed to escape.
On February 28, Yashari and his accomplices attacked a Ministry of Internal Affairs patrol, killed four policemen and wounded two. The police forces, called to help, were ambushed while trying to pursue the militants, as a result, two more policemen were killed and two were wounded.
On March 5, separatists attacked two police patrols at once - in the village of Lausha and near Prekaz itself. After which the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs decided to conduct a special operation in the bandit’s lair using special forces (JSO).
During the assault on the fortified bunker house, Yashari covered himself with women and children and personally shot several people who tried to escape. As a result, he himself, his wife, son, brother, as well as about sixty other people, including eighteen women and nine children, died.
At the site of the death of Adem Jashari in Prekaz, the separatist authorities of Kosovo built a pathetic memorial, where mourning events are held annually.
The nephew of a notorious terrorist has become the commander of Kosovo militants.