At the cemetery in the northern town of Mitrovica, remains of ossuary remains have been found on October 27th, which could allegedly belong to victims of the recent war in Kosovo.
Agron Limani, chairman of the Government Commission for Missing Persons, told Radio Free Europe that assessment excavations at a location within the burial space of Muslim Muslims in northern Mitrovica are the continuation of excavations that were conducted on 20 October this year.
According to him, mortore remains have been sent to the Law Medicine Institute for the necessary examinations, including DNA analysis, with the aim of determining identity.
Limani from the Government Commission for Missing Persons said that depending on the results of forensic examinations, we consider the location will remain of interest in verifications and further actions within the context of the fate lighting process and the whereabouts of people who disappeared with violence during the war in Kosovo.
Excavations and findings of mortar remains in northern Mitrovica come after three mass cemeteries were found in Zubin Potok on the north of Kosovo and at least 23 people were found.
Authorities have only identified the first three victims and they belong to the Intellectual Group.
The 23rd group of intellectuals was a group of Albanians, among them activists, professionals and public figures from the Mitrovica area, who disappeared in the area of Zubin Potok on April 19, 1999, writes rel.
Kosovo has only arrested several people in connection with the murder of civilians linked to the Intellectual Group.
According to the Institute of Chief Crimes during the war in Kosovo, 1.577 people continue to be missing from the 1998-1999 war, while a total of 12,230 victims of war have been documented.
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