Followed: Serbian official knows mass Albanian cemetery since 2000

Former director of the Fund for Humanitarian Law, Natasa Kandic, has declared that a Serbian official since 2000 knows of the mass whereabouts of the Albanian cemetery in Serbia.

Candica said that when the cemetery was discovered in Batajnica, Petrovo Selo and Peruc, a Serbian official said that you still have other burial sites where Albanian troops are located, even provided convincing information.

And he mentioned that they could be along the highway, and the same member of the working group I had heard during a trial, and on the court's question, since he talked specifically about the cemetery in the Batajnica of Petrovo Selo before all, he also answered the court question and my question, if there are still mass graveyards? He had said that according to the data, according to what is missing from the mortories of the dead Albanians, he considered there were serious indicators that still have mass cemeteries. But there was no data that he could concreteize and mention with names or locations, places where those graves were located. He was the person who had the most data, so I'd believe him what he said, but I don't know how Nenad Canak got it out. He stopped talking about this”, Kandic said in an interview.

Candic has also said he has no idea of information that Serbian politician Nenad Canak may have, when shortly in a television show said there are 16 mass cemeteries in Serbia with Albanian troops killed during the Kosovo war.

But she says there are still Serbian witnesses who are aware of the mass Albanian cemetery in Serbia.