The acting Minister of Interior, Xhelal Sveçla, announced findings related to a newly discovered mass grave in the Zubin Potok commune of Jabukë. Speaking to the media following his arrival at the site, Sveçla reported that investigative teams have recovered at least four bodies from the grave. According to the Minister, the circumstances surrounding the victims suggest they were forcibly placed into a pit subsequent to execution.
Sveçla confirmed that the recovery efforts are actively underway at the location where the mass grave was uncovered. The investigation into the site involves a coordinated effort by multiple specialized groups. Personnel from the Republic of Kosovo, including dedicated investigative units, forensic experts, and legal medical teams, are currently working on the recovery and analysis process.
This operation is being conducted with technical support provided by experts from EULEX. The presence of the grave necessitates a thorough forensic examination to determine the full scope of the site and the identities of the deceased. Authorities are continuing to process evidence to establish the full context of the alleged unlawful killings.
The ongoing work aims to ensure that all relevant data is collected by the appropriate judicial and investigative bodies.
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