Kirjaliu for the excavations in Kizevac for the found: Serbs very correct and professional

In Kizevac, Serbia is now two weeks old digging for mortore remains of several people allegedly killed during the recent war in Kosovo, excavations that are expected to be completed this Friday.

So has the director of the Kosovo Institute of Legal Medicine, Arsim Gerjaliu, who told Periscope that five cemeteries have been discovered so far, and that this process is expected to be completed this Friday, because, as he says, “have probably withdrawn 3 or maybe 4 bodies, but that we will see when DNA analysis” has confirmed, he said.

“This is the second week to be worked intensively by experts from Kosovo, as well as by experts from the Serbian side, working correctly and professionally, and we are planning Friday to complete the process because maybe 3 or maybe 4 troops have withdrawn, but we'll see when DNA analysis” has highlighted Gerjaliu.

The one for Periscope also said the Serbian side is being correct and polite towards the Kosovo side.

Gerjaliu has also indicated that there is expected to be shortages due to the weather, and that this process is expected again to begin in the spring of next year, where, as indicated, the next site of the excavations will be the Scival, writes Periscope.

“is expected to have disruptions due to the weather and will continue in the spring. Otherwise, after Chizevac, we're approaching the Staff, which we checked two months ago. The Serbian side is correct and has very normal behaviour towards the Kosovo side. 300 mortary remains of the unattended are in the Law Medicine Institute, which has no family connection”, Gerjaliu pointed to Periscopi. /Periscopi