KLA next moved to western Macedonia where they established the National Liberation Army, which fought against the Macedonian government in 2001. Ali Ahmeti organized the NLA of former KLA and UÇPMB fighters from Kosovo and Macedonia, Albanian insurgents from Preševo, Medveđa and Bujanovac in Serbia, young Albanian nationalists from Macedonia, and foreign fighters. Notable people Shefket Musliu (highest commander) Muhamet Xhemajli (second commander) Ridvan Qazimi "Lleshi" (third commander) Njazi Azemi "Mjekrra" (commander) Pacir Shicri (spokesman) Tahir Dalipi (spokesman) Jonuz Musliu Shaqir Shaqiri Mustafa Shaqiri Nagip Ali Orhan Rexhepi Lirim Jukupi Arben Ramadani Notes References External links In Serbia, Albanian gunmen go silently to work, The Independent, 2 March 2000. A War Waiting to Happen: Clashes between Serbs and ethnic Albanians in southern Serbia threaten to ignite a fresh conflict, TIME, 13 March 2000. Albanian rebels training for Serbian war, BBC News, 12 February 2001 Albanian separatists continue fighting in Kosovo buffer zone, World Socialist Web Site, 14 February 2001. Kosovo Liberation Army Albanian militant groups Albanian nationalism in Serbia Albanian separatism Paramilitary organizations based in Yugoslavia Paramilitary organizations in the Yugoslav Wars Separatism in Serbia Secessionist organizations in Europe Terrorism in Serbia Organizations established in 1999 Organizations disestablished in 2001 Albanians in Serbia 1999 establishments in Yugoslavia