The Albanian National Army (AKSh) is an ethnic Albanian terrorist organization that opposes the agreement that ended the 2001 Macedonia conflict between insurgents of the National Liberation Army and Macedonian security forces. The goal of AKSh is to unify Albanian territories including Albania, Kosovo, southern Serbia, western Macedonia, southern Montenegro and northern Greece.VideoVideo: 2007 The "Albanian National Army" was created in 2001, joining up with underground forces in Kosovo, Albania and southern Albanian-dominated Preševo Valley. The ANA, which aims to unify all Balkan territories inhabited by ethnic Albanians, has claimed responsibility for several attacks in Macedonia, southern Serbia and Kosovo over several years, including the bombing of a bridge used by minority Serbs in northern Kosovo. Representatives of the Serb National Council of Northern Kosmet have stated that in the…
Albanian National Army (ANA)(AKSh)
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