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In the Kosovo parliament, Abelard Tahiri accused the central authorities of Serbia of “trying to systematically conceal their crimes against Albanian civilians and conceal mass graves, as a double crime.”
“The direction of the disappearance is the army and the police of the Serbian regime, they must be searched,” Tahiri said.
He claimed that since Slobodan Milosevic’s departure from power in Serbia, seven prime ministers and three presidents have been replaced and that, according to him, “the whole world continues to hide crimes.”
“The resolution calls on the Republic of Albania, as a member state of the Council of Europe, to initiate a Council of Europe investigation into the concealment of mass graves by Serbia. Since we are not members of this mechanism, we must take a step concrete across Albania. ” “There is no reason why Albania should not take such an initiative in the Council of Europe,” Tahiri said.
According to him, the issue of missing persons must be a top priority and be raised to the level of a European investigation.
Tahiri also accused the Kosovo government of “showing the humanistic face of criminals by accepting 1,600 pieces of evidence from Vučić and Dačić.”
