A Kosovo woman in Syria dies, left her husband and 5 children

I felt it two months ago she became a mother. She left five orphans in war camps with their father, Arben Demollin.

In 2014 Nazmije Demolli of Gollak left with her husband Arben and four children to war zones in Syria. But after five years of stay in the Islamic State, Arben's wife, Nazimija, is again a mother of the fifth child. All of these are found in war zones.

But, two months after the baby's birth, Nazimija has been killed on the part of the Islamic State militants, leaving her five children orphaned there. It is learned that Nazmiya's husband, Arben, is in Syria with his children.

The Express newspaper, she stayed with Arben's family yesterday. They have shown that the news about the death of Nazimiya has been received from her family.

They say they don't know the circumstances of her death. Contact with Arben, their family member, from the Demoli family, says they don't. That's because with his going to Syria, they've severed all ties with him.

“We have someone for her death by her family. I'm in love with them. Contact with them we never have. Except for her family, we have sometimes received some news. The child must be with his father now, the brother of Arben told

And in the Demolli family, there are seven family members who have gone through areas of the so-called Islamic State in Syria, which has now lost a lot of territory. Arben, his already murdered wife, five children, and the son of Arben's uncle, who went to Syria years ago but was killed there.

Meanwhile, another woman in the Syrian war zones had died during this week. It's about the Kastracin Startret of about 30 of the village of Karacheva of the Kamenica municipality.

She was married several years ago to a fellow member of the same municipality, to continue with her and her family to the Islamic State (IS). Her husband is killed after being there.

From that time on, the Initives, although in dangerous areas where the war was raging, along with her two children, five years old and the other 3, had repeatedly been able to contact the family, from whom she sought help to return to Kosovo. She had been contacted by her family until one day before she was killed.

The deceased's father, Lulzimi from the village of Karacheva of Kamenica municipality, had indicated that news of the girl's death was received from another woman, who is located in the Islamic State. Her parents say she had contact with his daughter several times. She told them that she was healthy along with her two children and that she had repeatedly demanded that she return to Kosovo.

Meanwhile, more than 150 men, women and children from Kosovo are still at war grounds. This number is added to 60 other children who were born in recent years and who at least one of their parents have it in Kosovo's citizenship.