The camp's Dutch director said he complained about the presence of the KLA fighters to the Albanian government, but was told it was not his concern. But they're friendly enough. I look at it like they're refugees, too. Hadir Hadaj, a schoolteacher from Prizren who heads the refugee committee that helps run the camp, said residents welcome the presence of the fighters. There's no problem.
People here are kind of respectful.
Demaj said his unit has been fighting for the better part of a year in the Rogova area, about 30 miles inside Kosovo, between Pec and Prizren, and has seen NATO warplanes only once or twice, at a distance. Meanwhile, Serb forces remain active in the area. They do not move tanks and armored vehicles around very much - but they don't need to, Demaj said. It's not necessary for the Serbs to drive around. He said his unit has few heavy weapons and not much ammunition.