Following the discovery of mortar remains at several locations in Zubin Potok and recently even in Brod, a new hope has been raised for the family of missing persons in Fushe Kosovo. At the entrance of this municipality, near the bridge in Fushe Kosovo, there may be supposed to be mortore remains.
So has the chairman of the Co-ordination Council of the Associations of Families of Missing Persons in Kosovo, Ahmet Gajqevci, announced.
He has also provided details about other locations in this municipality, where there are suspected of having mortore remains. According to him, in Fushe Kosovo still figures out 15 missing persons.
We suspect, not institutions, but we suspect even in the old Nacarada Village cemetery. That’s where we suspect there should be two, three or five. Another location behind us, at the railway going to Pristina, he said.
Griqevci has also spoken of finding mortore remains on Brod, allegedly belonging to a Lipjan person.
However, according to him, the identity of the person will only be confirmed after the completion of DNA tests at The Hague.
In the meantime, despite results so far, family members continue to live in distress.
The families appeal to institutions that, after the burial of the cemetery, no work will cease, but will continue as long as possible so that the last one can be found, said Julle Haziri from the Association of Parents in Mitrovica.
Over a thousand and 500 people missing during the war continue to be found in Kosovo. Despite continued calls to Serbia for the opening of archives and lack of co-operation in this process, the fate of the missing persons still remains an open wound for Kosovo and their families.
Source Layer: RTKLive