Target of the unknown: We don't know what to do with this. Is it our duty to give them the votes to guide us?

Government Commission for Undiscovered Persons Chairman Andy Hoti has indicated that these days in Serbia will begin excavations at a location suspected of mass cemetery. He has stated that Kosovo's urgent request remains satellite images through which the dawning of the fate of missing persons would be more easily achieved.

Hoti has said that through the International Red Cross, they have applied for satellite images in Kosovo's partner countries, but, according to him, no answers have been received.

The Kosovo delegation will also begin excavations in Serbia at a next location. But of course we've waited and continued urgently to look for satellite images because we've had some information on different locations in Serbia but not enough. Based on previous practices, based on Kizhevac Rudnica, both have done ten years of digging, ten years of research by our teams, shouldn't be the same today, we can't go five years with a location because someone wants to bring us around without telling us the exact information of the mass cemetery”, Hoti said.

He has declared that the location in which it will be excavated in Serbia will soon make it known.

The son of Ukshin Hoti, the missing event, has said the state continues to seek documents and recordings, secrets or not, which Serbia according to him has.

Hoti has declared that the request remains to open all Serbian secret documents of the time of begging in Kosovo.

Under pressure, we've tried that 20 more years and the pressure hasn't been enough, and as a result, we still have 1617 people, including my father and the son of Bajram Bassa. Therefore, conditioning is what we've been looking for in Brussels, I've been in talks with Mr. Lajcak our first requirement is conditioning Serbia, while the second requirement has been the guarantee of the European Union having a deadline when Serbia is forced to provide information to missing persons”, he said.

While the head of the Burimore Centre for Missing Persons, Bajram Qerkeyni, who represents the families of the found ones, has said that no step has been taken in Brussels yet towards the dawn of the fate of missing family members.

There's been a point in Brussels that said the first point of the agenda is for the missing and there's left, the first order, when they say they're dead. They say the day's turn is the dead, when you're very sorry, you know, they find the dead. No step has been taken, no step has been taken since that day that they said must be spoken of by people who have not been found”, Kerkin said.

Qerkey has said that the family's request is for Kosovo to ask internationals to pressure on Serbia so that the latter can show the location of the mass cemetery.

I know that this case will not be carried out soon I know that we have problems and unsigned wounds full of 23 years, I know that every time we've addressed this building, these people who have to help us, but not only these but we have addressed the internationals. They're still going wild or not enough care of them”, Qerkeyn said.

He has said that the issue of the missing has been politicised and progress is not being marked, so he has stressed that their demand is to address this as a human issue.

Our mothers, our fathers, sisters, girls, boys are waiting completely for 23 years, the oil that they do to us, I'm addressing the obelisk that you see on the side, and we're running around and we're not sure what we can't do, they're calling us with the oil on our lips, we don't know where we are. Who can tell us, do those to whom we have given votes and who are our guide, say.

In Kosovo tomorrow is marked by the Day of the Undiscovered until the fate of more than 1600 people missing by violence from Serbia during the war in Kosovo is unknown.