Er sagt auch, das Agim Ceku ein fester Bestandteil der Kosovo Mafia ist.

U.a. ist der Verbrecher Agim Ceku der “Eigentümer der Hotels “Grand” und “Bozur” in Pristina.Weiterhin 60 Nacht Clubs, zum Organisieren des Menschenhandels und von minderjährigem Sex Sklaven.

Als Chef dieses Verbrecher Ringes TMK-KPC-UCK, erhält Agim Ceku Gehalt direkt von der UN. Die identischen Verbrecher Verbindungen betreibt Hashim Thaci.

U.a. in Prizren und Gnjilan, gibt es Drogen Labors!

Und warum räumt die Bundeswehr in diesem Drogen Labor Nest, Prizren nicht auf, wäre die nächste Frage. Immerhin entstechen durch die Entsendung Höchst bezahlter Deutscher Soldaten in den Kosovo bis heute über 5 Milliarden € Kosten, für den Steuerzahler.

Der alte CDU Partner und Ex-Albanische Präsident Salih Berisha, spielt eine sehr wichtige Rolle bis heute im Drogen Geschäft. Sein Heimat Ort Tropje, gilt bis heute als Knoten Punkt, für jede Art von Schmuggel in und aus dem Kosovo. Vor allem für Drogen u.a. mit dem Mörder Clan: Haklaj.

Im Kosovo selbst sind 3 Regionen besonders hoch kriminell.

Drenica, Dukadjin und Lab. Das die Heimat Region der Jashari Verbrecher Clans,( welche schon für Hitlers SS mordeten), und besonders primitive kriminelle Familien Strukturen haben. Das ist kein Geheimnis.

Kosovo: A Paradise For Gangsters

Not by mistake, the ex UNMIK spokesperson Derek Chappell in one dialog emphasized that “today’s Kosovo society has no problems with organized crime, but it is based on it”.

General Agim Ceku is considered a sovereign part of the mafia. Current commander of the TMK, executive of the UCK headquarters, now is the owner of the hotel business company “Sloga” in Pristina. He owns Pristina hotels “Grand” and “Bozur” and more then 60 clubs around Kosovo, that are considered nests of an illegal business, starting from the smuggling of drugs and weapons, finishing with prostitution. Hashim Thaci’s name is mentioned in connection with all this.

ROADS OF DRUG

International communities representatives are fully aware of the international character of the Albanian mafia which profit is more then 10 billion dollars. Most of the money is coming from the narcotics market. Drugs are coming to Kosovo mainly trough so-called “Balkan entrance” – from the Middle East countries, Turkey and Iran. From there its transportation is continuing toward western Europe, through Austria, Germany, Italy … to its final costumers.

One of the channels where the drugs are transferred to Kosovo is through Tuzija, Montenegro, where it is brought from Albania cities Tropoj, Drach and Valon. Raw material from Albania are manufactured in laboratories in Prizren and Gnjilane, then it is going to be sent to Luzane, Muhovac and Veliki Trnovac in south-east Serbia, precisely in Tuza and Ulcinj in Montenegro. In the above-mentioned laboratories and in around 20 more around Kosovo drugs are manufactured which are grown in local fields. This year UNMIK police, KPS and KFOR found and destroyed 12 fields planted with cannabis. A two way drug trafficking channel is well known from Gostivar, Kumanovo and Skopje in Macedonia, which leads through General Jankovic and Jazince to Kosovo, and border passing Cafa Prusit and Morina from Albania and opposite way. This road that includes Junik and Djakovica is very important for the weapons black market.

Kosovo is very important stop on the drug routes. Drugs bring enormous profit to the mafia . According to Interpol data, in 1999 just on drug smuggling Albanian mafia earned 38 billion dollars. Two years later, 2001st, the profit was 50 billion dollars, and in 2002 profit was even 70 billion dollars. Just for an example, one-kilogram heroin in Turkey costs 7.500 euro.

On its way to Europe its price is growing. It worth from 10.000 to 20.000 euro, and when it gets closer to the American market its price is even higher – among 25.000 and 35.000 euro per kilogram. Clear profit of the Albanian narco mafia is 50%. Kosovo Albanians take out half billion euro per year just from Germany, while their illegal money are transferred in secret bank systems in darkness where the money for buying weapons are circulating.

ZONE OF INTEREST

Chappell’s words from the beginning of this article are confirmed by Glas Javnosti sources from Kosovo and they also say that this region is divided in three zones of interest of the organized crime: Drenica, Dukadjin and Lab.

Region of Drenica and Shalja under the control of fisa Tachi (Thaci clan), who is involved in weapons market, cigarette market, oil smuggling and human trafficking, lately is also involved in the business with stolen cars. Their operation zones are the roads along Kosovo connecting Montenegro and Macedonia, but also around Prizren, because it is near to the Albanian border. Clan Tachi is connected with the mafia from Czech republic, with the Bulgarian mafia and with the mafia from Albania.

Fis Haradinaj controls the region of Pec, Djakovica and Decane. Under his indirect control is also the border with Albania, as the road Pec-Kula-Rozaje. This fis indirectly, through KPS and TMK realizes the control over the border.

One group loyal to Rustem Mustafi, disreputable commandant Remi, operates in the area of municipalities of Gnjilane, Vitina, Podujevo and Kacanik, and their job mainly is smuggling of drugs. They are in close connection with the Haradinaj clan.

With Tachi, Haradinaj and Remi’s clans members, taking in consideration that the last one is in the jail, are cooperating large number of local influential people among whom the business is strictly divided. Fis Babaljija from Djakovica is in charged for the smuggling of gas in Albania. In charged for this business in the area of Pec, Kosovska Mitrovica, Srbica and Pristina is fis Geci. According to unofficial estimations during one week in Kosovo from Montenegro is smuggled 100 tons of gas.

Main activity of the members of clan Agusi is their countrymen’s blackmail for the money especially of those who bought previously usurped Serbian real estates and blackmailing of the potential buyers. Control of the smuggling of drug and oil, also as people trafficking in Pec area is under the control of the clan Keljmendi, while the families Luka and Selimi are doing the same job in the area of Djakovica and Decane. Smuggling of weapon and drug from and into Macedonia is under the control of the clan Suma from Kacanik, which is connected with Remi’s people.

Albanian mafia, which is one of the four strongest one in the world, is the final financier of the Albanian billionaires, politicians, terrorists and the Albanian lobby… Secret of its power is based on the obedience of the clans, brotherhoods. Flock of clans, often gains 20 of them are established by the mafia branch whose ringleader is also the political leader.

http://www.serbianna.com/press/008.shtml

31 January 2008
Swiss Puma (US DoD)

Amid the already heightened tensions surrounding the fate of the UN-administered Serbian province of Kosovo, the reappearance of several armed groups is further jangling nerves.

The appearance on the province’s main broadcaster, Radio-Television Kosova (RTK), of balaclava-clad men claiming allegiance to the outlawed Albanian National Army (Armata Kombetare Shqiptare: AKSh) in October 2007 drew condemnation from international, Serbian and Kosovar politicians alike. However, it is in the interests of both Belgrade and Pristina to exaggerate the presence of Albanian armed groups, although from opposite standpoints.

Demonstrating the frustration of Kosovo’s 90 per cent Albanian majority could put pressure on the international community to grant Kosovo independence more quickly. Therefore, while publicly condemning AKSh’s actions and rhetoric, the hand of Kosovo’s Unity Team (the group of five Kosovo Albanian political parties taking part in last-ditch negotiations with Belgrade in October) will have been strengthened.

At the same time, Serbian politicians are convinced that Kosovo’s Albanian population is not competent to govern itself, and regularly warn that the province will turn into a black hole for organised crime if given independence. They also argue that Kosovo’s indigenous governing institutions are unwilling or unable to protect the rights of minorities (specifically Kosovo Serbs) in Kosovo without an international presence. The presence of armed groups harassing civilians in Kosovo Liberation Army-style outfits bolsters this rhetoric.

Kosovo will likely declare independence unilaterally in the coming weeks, which will probably be recognised by the US, France, the UK, Italy and Germany relatively quickly. The reaction of these different armed groups will be crucial to Kosovo’s short- and medium-term stability, but perhaps more than that, the way the media in Kosovo and Serbia report any reactions will have a lasting impact on inter-ethnic relations, regardless of the security threat actually posed by these groups.
http://www.janes.com/news/security/terrorism/jid/jid080131_1_n.shtml

Pse u vra gazetari Ali Ukaj
29 April, 2008 03:23:00 Korrieri
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Ekzekutimi makabër dyshohet se nuk është bërë për shkak të lidhjeve që ai kishte me UÇK-në

TIRANË - Në vrasjen e gazetarit kosovar Ali Ukaj, ekzekutimi makabër i të cilit dyshohet se ka lidhje me zhdukjen e biznesmenit Remzi Hoxha, nuk kanë “gisht” Shërbimet Sekrete Shqiptare të asaj kohe. Burime të gazetës “Korrieri” bënë me dije, se vrasja e Ukajt nuk është përgatitur dhe nuk ka kaluar përmes kanaleve zyrtare, siç dyshohet se është kryer rrëmbimi dhe më pas zhdukja rreth 13 vjet më parë e Remzi Hoxhës. Ashtu sikundër burimet përjashtojnë dhe vrasjen e kryer për shkak të përfshirjes së tij në struktura drejtuese të Ushtrisë Çlirimtare të Kosovës. Ish-drejtues të lartë politikë të UÇK-së bënë të ditur dje për gazetën “Korrieri”, se gazetari Ali Ukaj ka pasur lidhje me disa struktura të luftës për lirinë dhe pavarësinë e Kosovës, sidomos me ato që lidheshin me Lëvizjen Kombëtare për Çlirimin e Kosovës. Mirëpo, sqaruan burimet, ai nuk ka qenë në struktura drejtuese të kësaj lufte, ndërkohë që ka shkruar shkrimet e para në “Gazetën shqiptare”, në mbrojtje të UÇK-së, duke iu referuar asaj kohe liderëve të Lëvizjes Popullore të Kosovës e duke dhënë kësisoj më saktë dëshmitë e para të ekzistencës së strukturës së armatosur të UÇK-së, e cila ndërkohë gati nuk besohej se ekzistonte në verën e 1997-ës. Ushtria Çlirimtare e Kosovës vetëm pak kohë më vonë do të jepte provat e saj të fuqishme të ekzistencës dhe shtrirjes së gjerë. Lidhjet me UÇK-në mendohet se Ali Ukajt i kanë ardhur nëpërmjet njohjes së tij të hershme me kryeministrin aktual të Kosovës, Hashim Thaçin dhe nga Kadri Veseli. Përjashtimi i pistës së vrasjes së ndodhur për shkak të lidhjeve të krijuara me UÇK-në dhe të organizuar në ndonjë rast të mundshëm nga Shërbime Sekrete Shqiptare, sipas po të njëjtit burim, vjen nga fakti se asaj kohe Ukaj jo vetëm që nuk ishte në strukturat drejtuese të UÇK-së, por dhe se në atë kohë në Tiranë vepronin aktivistë shumë më të rëndësishëm dhe drejtues madhorë të UÇK-së, si Hashim Thaçi, Xhavit Haliti, anëtar i Shtabit të Përgjithshëm, anëtar i kryesisë së LPK-së, vepronte herë pas here Ali Ahmeti, Ibrahim Kelmendi, të gjithë eksponentë të njohur, të cilët mund të ishin “goditur” nga Shërbimi Informativ Shtetëror, në rast se do të duhej të goditej UÇK-ja. Por në fakt, shtojnë burimet, me ndryshimin e partive në pushtet dhe me ndryshimin e krerëve të shërbimit sekret, Ali Ukaj filloi të gërmojë rreth fatit të ish-shokut të tij, Remzi Hoxha, dhe pikërisht këto “gërmime” rreth fatit të biznesmenit mund të jenë bërë shkas që ai të eliminohet nga struktura, ose persona të interesuar për t’i mbyllur gojën. Kjo është gjithsesi njëra pistë…

http://www.korrieri.com/index.php?news=135

<img src=”http://setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/images/2008/02/19/IGORARTANphoto.jpg” alt=”f” />
<p>Serbian President Boris Tadic (left) is welcomed by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon at UN headquarters in New York on Monday (February 18th). [Getty Images]</p>
<p>As the UN Security Council and EU foreign ministers met separately on Monday to discuss Kosovo’s declaration of independence, Serbian leaders called for the move to be declared null and void. </p>
<p>Serbia will never recognise Kosovo’s independence, President Boris Tadic said. He warned the international community that “such a concession could be a dangerous precedent with unforeseeable consequences.” </p>
<p>The Security Council continues to be split, with Russia and China opposing sovereignty for Kosovo and Western countries supporting it. In the EU, all but a handful of countries back independence. </p>
<p>Belgrade, meanwhile, has already ordered the withdrawal of Serbian ambassadors from the United States, France and Turkey, pending the delivery of official notes of protest to the respective governments, and is expected to withdraw its ambassadors from other countries that recognise Kosovo’s independence. </p>
<p>http://setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/features/setimes/features/2008/02/19/feature-02</p>

FBI: Albanian mobsters ‘new Mafia’
From Justice Producer Terry Frieden

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Thousands of Albanians and others who fled the Balkans for the United States in recent years have emerged as a serious organized crime problem, threatening to displace La Cosa Nostra (LCN) families as kingpins of U.S. crime, top FBI officials said Wednesday.

The Albanian criminal enterprises, operating largely in New York and other Eastern seaboard cities, represent a major challenge to federal agents because of their propensity for violence and brutality, the officials said.

“They are a hardened group, operating with reckless abandon,” said Chris Swecker, the newly named FBI assistant director for the Criminal Investigative Division.

Swecker and other officials said some of the Albanians served as enforcers in the established Mafia families for several years.

When the FBI dealt a major blow to the LCN families in recent years, the Albanians began to emerge, and now are taking over turf once controlled by the traditional mob bosses.

Officials said ethnic Albanians from Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro are included in the clans and crews that emerged in the organized crime world.

FBI officials said Russian and many other organized crime groups operating in the United States are much more sophisticated and less violent than the Albanians.

Part of the Albanian emergence stems from the FBI’s success in busting the LCN.

Operation Buttondown, the code name for the FBI’s campaign to crush the Mafia, reduced the number of families operating in the United States from 24 to only nine, the FBI officials said.

More than 100 leading members of LCN and more than 600 associates were arrested in the crackdown on organized crime.

Although no terrorism connection has been discovered, the FBI says it is closely watching to see whether the militant Muslims in the emerging organized crime world demonstrate ties to organizations suspected of involvement in terrorist financing.

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