Now we'll have a grave to remember, the words of his son who buried his father's remains today in Rezalla

Shaban Deliu is a resident of Rezalla who buried his father's remains today, who had dug his grave many years earlier, while for two decades he knew nothing about his fate. He said that today, after finding his father's body, he felt more relieved.

“Today when we found the bodies in Kizevac, Serbia, we feel a little relieved because after so many years their bones will rest quietly and we will have a tomb to remember how they died for freedom. We will not stop, we will seek justice, we will ask for any massacre”, Deliu said.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has said that they will consistently seek justice for the inhumane crimes Serbia has committed in Kosovo.

Serbia's “shot by almost all young men and boys in Rezalla, on April 5, 1999 by the state forces of Serbia were kidnapped and buried in mass cemetery in Kizevac and Rudinca of Serbia, but the truth cannot be buried and buried in mass graves -- these graves here are the truth -- they are evidence of Serbia's genocide in Kosovo. We have an obligation to do all we can to cut off the lack of justice for inhumane crimes committed by Serbian police forces and the Yugoslav Army during the war in Kosovo. Dear family members are together today to honor martyrs and martyrs and not to allow the forgetfulness and atrocities that exist, we are always together in the battle for truth and justice, we will not stop until we bring about justice for them”, Kurt stated.

The funeral ceremony was held by the Skyright Community, whose chairman Bekim Jashari said these coffins are archives, which argues who were war criminals.

These massacres, these coffins, and these memorial complexes are the archive that constantly argues and at any time who the criminals and the killers were in this uneven and imposed war. We were victims, we were in our right, in our country, in our holy land, unfortunately even after so many years the Serbian state has yet to give international responsibility for the genocide of our people. Still criminals of this massacre and other massacres across Kosovo have not been brought to justice. Local and international justice is needed forever with real criminals, they wander free to this day and without being punished for their crimes. As to the irony of fate, the Special Court in The Hague is unjustly being held and tried by those who stood up to this barbarian, freedom fighters. We continue to believe strongly in their innocence”, Jashar said.

For former KLA members who are in The Hague, Jashar said we expect to return face-to-face as winners. The Scythright municipality has shared gratitude to Edsim Gerjaliu for contributing to the issue of the undiscovered.

In what is known as the Rezalla Massacre Serbian army and police had executed 98 Albanians, including elders and young people, residents of Tezala and surrounding villages, where 44 of them have then disappeared. /kp