4 minutes agoSoon the meeting in Brussels, NATO to Help Find Missing Ones
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The Kosovo delegation will soon hold a meeting of NATO representatives in Brussels. The military force will help Kosovo find persons still considered missing since the end of the recent war in Kosovo. Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's adviser, Jahja Luka, holder of the file on the matter of persons [...]
The Kosovo delegation will soon hold a meeting of NATO representatives in Brussels. The military force will help Kosovo find persons still considered missing since the end of the recent war in Kosovo.
Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's adviser, Jahja Luka, the holder of the file on the issue of missing persons, has declared for NATO's Online Economy that they have requested satellite photos for changes in the terrain in Serbia.
That, according to him, people killed and massacred by Slobodan Milosevic's regime during the 1998-99 war in Kosovo have been held several times in various cemeteries in Serbia and that any changes in the terrain are certainly filmed.
“We now have very close co-operation with many embassies in Kosovo, with KFOR. Also, we have asked NATO to give us satellite photos of the changes in the terrain in Serbia, because people who have been kidnapped have been killed and massacred have been carried several times to several cemeteries in Serbia, and any changes in the terrain are probably filmed”.
Luka has indicated that they expect to meet with NATO in Brussels for Kosovo's demands to produce results, with which it would then be possible to pressure Serbia to provide information about the whereabouts of missing Albanian troops during the war.
We are hoping that we will have a meeting in Brussels with NATO very soon, that our demands will eventually produce something new, since we were able to pressure Serbia”.
According to Luqa, the issue of the dead will be one of the main points of the London Summit, which will be held in early July.
Ahead of the summit, a preliminary meeting in Podgorica of Montenegro will be held between government commissions of the countries of the region, which according to Luca can produce any deal to whiteen the fate of the undiscovered.
The London Summit, which will be held in early July, with one of the main points being the issue of the missing, and a regional summit for the London Summit will be held this weekend in Podgorica. It means that the region's Government Commissions will meet at a working meeting to eventually begin any agreement to whitewash the fate of missing persons”.
Luka has told EO that Kosovo has been able to impose many conditions for Serbia, but neither does the international community that according to him knows Serbia has committed genocide in Kosovo, has been willing to put more pressure on.
Luka said it is a disaster that Kosovo institutions in a period of time have not had a priority in whitewashing the fate of undiscovered persons.
