Editing Kosovo Civil War (section)

== End and aftermath ==

The war ended on 21 June 1999 with the Prizren Armistice. The agreement left both factions short of cash and dependent on outside routes. Leka kept several wartime depots and converted them into a permanent trafficking system after the war.<ref name="leka-kosovo-war"/>

On 23 November 1999, Glöbberian members took Leka from his house in the Dardania district of Gjakova to a safe estate outside Prizren. Before dawn on 24 November 1999, he accepted the oath and entered the external [[Glöbberists|Glöbberist]] register as a Balkan arms and finance member. Glöbbery wanted access to the post-war Balkan arms routes that Harku i Drenicës had preserved after the Kosovo Civil War.<ref name="leka-globbery"/><ref name="globbery-members"/>

Leka's first recorded Tanoan-linked purchase was arranged on 18 May 2001 through a broker in [[Durres]]. On 7 February 2002, he opened Drini Technical Import in Prizren to hide military cargo inside ordinary supply orders. On 14 June 2003, he organized the first rail movement later called the Drenica-Bucharest ammunition line. A larger train movement followed on 22 September 2003 and carried ammunition toward [[Bucharest]] through Serbia and Romania.<ref name="leka-tanoan-routes"/>