ended with a victory for Ramadani's forces, forcing the Yugoslav soldiers to retreat to the Košare base, the heavy fighting left 4 KLA soldiers and 23 Yugoslav soldiers dead. His forces then continued to capture Rrasa e Koshares and Maja Glava, from which they bombarded the Yugoslav forces located in the Košare base, forcing them to withdraw, resulting in KLA forces capturing it. The next day on 11 April Ramadani and his forces attacked the Yugoslav Army in Opljaz, where his forces managed to cut the Yugoslav line of communications, and managed to destroy one BOV armoured personnel carrier, they then continued to attack Yugoslav forces, trying to shatter the resistance of the Yugoslav soldiers. All of the attacks were unsuccessful and resulted in the Yugoslav Army inflicting heavy losses on the KLA insurgents. During the fighting in Opljaz Agim Ramadani was killed in Action after being shot by a Yugoslav sniper. Legacy Agim is regarded an Albanian hero. A main street in Pristina is named after him. Notes References Sources 1963 births 1999 deaths 20th-century Albanian writers Albanian nationalists in Kosovo Kosovo Liberation Army soldiers People from Gjilan Albanian-language writers Albanian male writers Albanian expatriates in Switzerland 20th-century Albanian military personnel Yugoslav people of Albanian descent Albanian artists 20th-century male writers