Published originally on Wikipedia by me using a pseudonym.

Rizë Zymeri (died 1947) was an Albanian political commander and resistance fighter from the village of Koshutan[1] in Rugova, Kosovo who fought Montenegrin forces during World War II. [2] Rizë Zymeri was the son of Zymer Selmani.[3] On 13 July 1942, Montenegrin forces attacked the region of Smilovicë which was defended by Rizë Zymeri and Sadri Meta with his fighters. They were soon joined by Sak Faslia. After the massacre of Bihori, the Montenegrin forces planned to attack Peja. Zymeri was arrested by the Italian fascist soldiers ruling in the Albanian regions under the Italian protectorate after a series of disagreements. [4] The Montenegrins launched an attack on the region of Azhanicë alarming Zymeri and his troops who marched on the region resulting in the Montenegrins withdrawing. Albanian defeats in the mountainous regions resulted in the Albanian troops being scattered in the forests. Zymeri was executed, along with his son Hasan Riza, in 1947 by Montenegrin communist forces. [5]

References

1. Lekaj, Mr. Sci. Berat Dakaj, Shkembim Krasniqi, Nufri (2014). POLITIKA NORDIKE dhe një rrëfim i Nufri R. Lekës
   për veprimtarinë e tij në kuadër të organizatës Lëvizja Popullore e Kosovës (LPK) (http://www.pashtriku.org/ngarki
   met/dokumentet/Politika-nordike%20-%20LPK.pdf) (PDF) (Translation: The Koshutans gave some of the most
   popular Rugova figures to the national resistance movement since the League of Prizren (1878): Hall Yahya,
   Zhuja Selman, Kadri and Hysen Bajri, Zeka Sykut, Kaja Shabanen, Sak Faslin, Rize Zymerin and many others.
   ed.). Prishtina. p. 61.
2. Sadiku, Pof. Dr. Muhamet (2015). DEMARKACIONI KOSOVË-MALI I ZI (http://www.fes-prishtina.org/wb/media/20
   15/Studimi%20per%20demarkacionin%20%20Kosove%20Mali%20i%20zi.pdf) (PDF) (Translation: The six groups
   had a common command. Zuke Hajji was the commander and Riza Zymeri was a political commander. Five men
   were shot dead in Nilaj neighborhood in Shtupeq e Vogel. Zhuka with his comrades went up the mountains and
   lived there until February 1947, when the occupational forces who sentenced him to death after falling into his
   hands, and shot Rize Zymeri ed.). Prishtina. p. 63. Retrieved 24 October 2019.
3. Lushaj, Ramiz. “LUFTËTARI KOMBËTAR NË TRI SHTETE BRAHIM BAJRAM NOKSHIQI – LIDHJA E
   PRIZRENIT (The fighters of three states – Brahim Bajram Nokshiqi)” (https://www.ballikombetar.info/luftetari-komb
   etar-ne-tri-shtete-brahim-bajram-nokshiqi/) (in Albanian) (Rizë Zymeri of Zymer Selmanit). Ballikombetar.
   Retrieved 24 October 2019.
4. Muriqi, Fazli. “75 vjet nga rënia Heroike e Bajraktarit të Rugovës Sak Faslisë – Bota Sot” (https://www.botasot.info/
   kosova/1094216/75-vjet-nga-renia-heroike-e-bajraktarit-te-rugoves-sak-faslise/). http://www.botasot.info (Translation: It
   was the officials of the bureaucrats who opposed and suggested that Sak Faslia would not fight the SerboMontenegrin forces. These disagremeents occurred in Tregoviëte, Murine and Peja when the Italians attempted to
   imprison two of Sak Faslia’s comrades and the leader of the Rugova volunteer forces Zhuk Hajj and Rize
   Zymerin.). Bota Sot. Retrieved 24 October 2019.
5. Neziri, Pr. Zymer Ujkan. “Aspekte të kufirit Kosovë – Mali i Zi në Luftën e Dytë Botërore” (https://zanimalsise.com/
   aspekte-te-kufirit-kosove-mali-i-zi-ne-luften-e-dyte-boterore/) (Translation: Zhuka and his comrades went up the
   mountain and lived on the mountain until February 1947, when the government sentenced him to death after
   falling into his hands, and Rize shot Zymer with his son, Hasan Riza. Many were sentenced to severe sentences,
   and some died in Yugoslav prisons.). Zani i Malsis. Retrieved 24 October 2019.