Nation witness Ali Murat Pasarizi is commemorated on Tuesday, on the 28th anniversary of his fall to Malisheva’s Dragobil on October 27, 1998.

In this case, there were homazhes near the Lapidaris in Dragobil and the Witnesses’ Graveyards in Malisheva.

The memorial ceremony featured family witnesses, the chairman of the Malisheva municipality, Ekrem Kastrati, with associates, representatives of the KLA War Veterans Organisation, the Association of Witnesses, veterans, fellow fighters and citizens.

During the ceremony, Kastrati and KLA OVL representative in Malisevo, Metush Kryeziu, praised the work and sacrifice of the paziz and other martyrs of the nation.

Paris was the first Witness of the Kosovo Liberation Army from the village of Dragobil. He fell after the fighting fought in this village and the suburbs during an important period of liberation war.

Mayor Kastrati said honouring the martyrs is an institutional and social duty, stressing that the Malisheva Community will continue to preserve memories of the liberation war and the sacrifice of those who gave their lives for the freedom of the country.

The idea of martyrs is our duty as an institution. Therefore, the Malisheva municipality will continue to honor and respect the martyrs of the nation because thanks to their blood, their work and sacrifice, we are free today to work, build and develop the country, but also to commemorate the martyrs and all the submedical sacrifice of the Kosovo Liberation Army, Kastrati said.

The contribution of Dragobil and his suburb during the 1998-1999 war was also praised when this area faced constant fighting and became part of Kosovo’s freedom efforts.

The Memorial of martyrs is aimed at preserving historical memory and conveying the history of liberation war to younger generations. /Telegraph/