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Sergeant Afrim Bunjaku, who was a member of the Kosovo Police since 2001, was killed on the morning of September 24 after a clash with an armed group in Banjska of Zveçan in the northern part of the country inhabited by a majority of Serbs.
His brother said he is proud of him and hopes it was the last tragic case.
"I feel very proud that he fell for his country, very proud. Pride is great. We are in pain, but the Albanian nation is helping us, from Kosovo to distant Australia. We thank all the European diplomats very much. Inshallah it is a historical turning point and inshallah it is the last. We have many policemen who have fallen, there are 23 as far as I know, including my brother. Enough with this! We are on our land and we will remain on our land, it is Albanian land," Bunjaku told Euronews Albania.
The President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, has declared Sergeant Afrim Bunjaku a hero of Kosovo.
Osmani, at the commemorative meeting, emphasized that Bunjaku sacrificed his life for the safety of all citizens.
"We have gathered at this funeral ceremony to say the last farewell to our policeman Sergeant Afrim Bunjak, who until yesterday was our security guard. While from today he is a hero of Kosovo, he fell in defense of order, law, territorial integrity and sovereignty of Kosovo, today on behalf of the citizens of the Republic of Kosovo, he will share the highest order of the Republic. 'Hero of Kosovo Order. Our country from today once again has one more memory, which with professionalism and dedication was dedicated to the defense of the republic, for which he fell in charge, today we are honoring a true hero, a brave and self-denying sergeant, who sacrificed his life for the safety of all our citizens", said Osmani.
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