Mayor Faton Peci and Deputy Mayor Enis Osmani visited the Kalludrë of Zubin Potok today, where ongoing archaeological excavations are reportedly searching for the remains of unidentified individuals connected to the conflict in Kosovo. During a statement following the visit, Peci addressed the enduring nature of the conflict’s aftermath, characterizing the issue of missing persons and war crimes as a significant, unresolved wound within Kosovar society. Peci remarked that, even after more than two decades, Kosovo continues to contend with unresolved grave sites and historical wounds.
He directed criticism toward Serbia regarding accountability for alleged crimes committed during the war in Kosovo. The Mayor emphasized that Mitrovica, in his view, bore a substantial cost for achieving freedom. The statements highlighted a persistent demand for international recognition and apology.
Peci asserted that, despite the passage of time, he believes Serbia has not issued an adequate apology for the actions taken during the conflict. The focus of the visit underscores the continued national effort to uncover evidence related to the past war through these sensitive excavations. The discussions surrounding the findings and the accountability for wartime actions remain central to the political discourse in the region.
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