Agim Krasniqi
Introduction '''Agim Rrahman Krasniqi''' () is an ethnic Albanian former insurgent leader based in the village of Kondovo near Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia.
Biography Krasniqi was one of the commanders of the Albanian National Army, which participated in the 2001 insurgency in Macedonia. He remained active as the leader of an armed group after the Ohrid Agreement.
Activities in Kondovo Krasniqi and his group of 80 militants controlled the region of the village of Kondovo twice, first in July and December 2004 and later between February and August 2005, that accompanied the governmental vote of the time. Through the media, Krasniqi threatened to shell Skopje and his men kidnapped and beat four police officers.
Attack in Vratnica 2005 In July 2005 Krasniqi's group was involved in the attack on the police station in the village of Vratnica.
Charges against Agim Krasniqi Starting in September 2004, arrest warrants were issued against him for illegal possession of weapons, kidnapping and theft. He was later arrested and send to court. In February 2007 Agim Krasniqi and his group were pleaded not guilty on charges of acts of terror.
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See also *2001 insurgency in Macedonia*Liberation Army of Chameria*National Liberation Army (Macedonia)*Ali Ahmeti*Greater Albania
External links * music about Agim Krasniqi
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