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Veljako Odalović said that according to current information there should be between 15 and 17 remains at that location, but also that until confirmation of identity is obtained, it cannot be said with certainty that they are Kosovar Albanians.
“The bodies are supposed to be Kosovar Albanians, but until we get confirmation of the identity, we won’t be sure. Yesterday we found the first traces: clothes and bones, work was stopped at the site, the judge has already taken over the case and issued an order to start the first one tomorrow. It works, “Odalovic said.
He adds that other remains, mainly those of dead Serbs, must be recorded in the same way.
The location of Kiževak near Raška has been known since 2015 and has been searched several times in previous years, Odalović said. Radio Free Europe and said it was one of three locations: next to Kozarevo, which is between Raska and Novi Pazar and in the vicinity of Sjenica in the immediate vicinity of the Stavalj mine, for which information was obtained from Pristina and agreed to verify.
According to data published by the non-governmental organization Center for Humanitarian Law on the basis of the report of the UNMIK Office of Missing Persons and Forensic Medicine, since 2001 mass graves with 941 bodies of Albanians dead have been discovered in Kosovo in 1999 in four places of Serbia.
About 1,600 more people, mostly Albanians, are wanted in Kosovo.
