The child is recorded speaking Albanian at a camp in Syria: Where are you, Sarah?

In a camp in northern Syria, relatives of ISIS's notorious warriors are being sheltered after the loss suffered a few weeks ago by the so - called Caliphat, known for crime and terror.

This is an isolated place called Al Hol, surrounded by armed guards. It houses women, children, and orphans of ISIS fighters.

Within this camp, two Albanian-speaking children are heard in a video published by the Western media, which most likely belong to Albanian soil fighters who had participated in those fighting. One of them is seen in images published by the American prestige The New York Times.

The first child, in this video, calls names like Hagi and Sara, while another voice of a second child is heard in the background asking that “is Sarah”.

In Kosovo institutions, nobody answers whether they have any plans to turn Kosovo's children and women into camps in Syria.

Jethlir Zyberaj, adviser to Foreign Affairs Minister, tells Express that this minister is informed that there are Kosovars, but has not indicated whether the MPJ plans to return them.

Even in the prime minister's office, they do not want to comment on this subject.

In this area until December there were about 9,000 people, but with the deepening loss of I The SISIs and the narrowing of their areas, that's where the number was written at 72 thousand last week. But nine thousand of them are citizens of lands outside Syria.

Recent data published in the media shows that more than 150 men, women and children from Kosovo are still at war sites, but that no state wants to hold.

While there are 60 other children who have been born in recent years and who at least one of their parents have it in Kosovo's citizenship.

Let's go back to the <x0... NYT reported that there is not enough water and food, while some of the countries like France, Russia and Chechnya, have taken their citizens out of this camp. Other countries don't want these women, children, orphans back.

There are only women and children who do not accept their countries and no longer have a place to live.

The prime minister's office does not specify what is specifically planned to do with children and women who are already in Syria and whether they will return. However, there is a reference to the drafting of documents for rehabilitation of all who were involved in the Syrian war in one way or another.

The “Institutions of the Republic of Kosovo have drafted documents and established mechanisms for the rehabilitation of radicalised persons, foreign fighters and their families”, said in a response to the Office of the Prime Minister.

“As part of the global coalition against I The SIS, the Republic of Kosovo, has proven to be a reliable partner, making valuable contributions to achieving the goals of this coalition”.

Syria is entering its ninth year of civil war, while Islamic States (ISIS) are marking its end. The war began and is ending with Bashar Al-Assad, who never surrendered to the head of the now destroyed state.