Prime Minister Albin Kurti has indicated that three missing persons have been identified during the war in Kosovo, following the acceptance of new DNA reports.
Kurti announced that it was Adam and Fatmir and Fazliu and Ali who were part of the group of intellectuals, inform Dukagnaj.
According to Kurti, their mortar remains were exhumed in Kallder and Yabuka, while the Government Commission for Missing Persons, along with the relevant institutions, has already announced families’ identification.
He has announced that the three intellectuals and activists of the national issue had been kidnapped by the Serbian armed forces in April 1999 and had disappeared violently.
Kurti has expressed condolences to families, stressing that dawning the fate of missing persons by violence remains the priority of the Government of Kosovo.
The commission, along with other relevant institutions, has already informed the families of three leading intellectuals and national activists who were kidnapped by the Serbian Armed Forces in April 1999. We share our pain with our families and express our sincere condolences, wrote Kurt.
Kurti has also sought justice for crimes committed during the war, accusing Serbia of denying and hiding them.
The destruction of the violent missing is a priority of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo, along with the request and commitment to justice committed by Serbia during the war, which continues to deny and hide while classifying and closing archives documents, and legalising the perpetrators of genocide, Kurti wrote.
Source Layer: Dukeagini