Canach: Serbian minister told me he cannot sleep, we have found 16 mass graves of Albanians in Serbia

The existence of several other mass graves of Albanians in Serbia has been mentioned during a debate in a Serbian media media earlier days.

Although during the debate in Kosovo's “Qyrilica”, former Serbian State Security Service official in wartime, Uros Uvaskovic, has denied to be aware and to have seen the remains of Albanian troops, the former head of the Vojvodina Parliament simultaneously chairman of the Social Democrat League, Nenad Canak, has spoken of the statements of then police minister regarding the existence of the 16 possible cemetery, which was made the decision not to be spoken publicly.

I think you've been there, Cedo, when Police Minister Dusko Mihajloviq said this statement: I can't sleep. I have to share this with you. We found 16 mass graveyards in Serbia. So, 16 mass graveyards in Serbia. And when I see what we found there, I have to share this with you, and find out what to do with all this? I showed up to talk, and I said I didn't understand the question. This was soon after October 5th, perhaps January or February. I said, I don't understand the question. We're not here to hide the crimes of the former regime, but to find out. So. Tomorrow's press conference, let's take journalists with us from one location to another to get shot and then decide what to do. Zoran Djindjic, who has always been held in reserve for not wanting to impose his own opinion, has had great weight. He said: “This job has to be investigated, but it doesn't have to be given much publicity, because who's going to invest in a country where every time you dig up the ground, you're going to take out a skull. Then I realized that we had a serious internal problem”, Chanak said.

The director of legal medicine, Edsim Gerjaliu, who from the beginning was locked up in the process of digging and extermination of troops, says that in Batajnica since 2006 no dig has been done until it adds that from nine tombs that had been unearthed, two had resulted negative.

Among the 26 troops that were found in one of the mass cemetery in Batajnica were three members of the Bictur ference family.

While the family's representative of the unknown, Bajram Qerkeyni, says there are still suspicious locations in Batajnica.

A week ago was Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic, who directed threats against Serbs who speak up and tell of the possible whereabouts of the buried Albanian troops.

Dacic's statement prompted European Union officials to react.

21 years after the war, Kosovo has over 1,600 people missing from the last war.