Kurt in Crowley remembers the civilians killed: The responsibility and truth lie in official Belgrade archives

Making their initial homazes of the martyrs tomb near the school named “8 Witnesses”, Kurti stressed that the overwhelming majority of those killed by the officers and the executions in Serbia, during the recent war in Kosovo, were defenseless civilians and are our very price paid for freedom that we enjoy today.

“Witnesses”, because we must remind all generations, both present and present, and those who have not yet been born, will become students in this school one day, that the freedom we enjoy, the state we build and develop, is rooted in the very high price we have paid with the blood of martyrs and martyrs of the nation”, the prime minister said.

Kurti placed flowers in the Lapidari, in which 88 names of Albanians are written, which, as he said, were killed because they were Albanians and wanted to live free in their original “”.

Out of thousands of residents from the region gathered in Kralan, divided by men from violent women by Serb forces, 86 unarmed civilians were killed, until the road to deportation to Albania two others were killed. 11 of the victims of this crime have been children, while 18 of those killed have been found near Lake Perucac in Bajina Basta, Serbia. The fact that criminals have killed Albanians and kidnapped their corpses shows how many are responsible for this double crime, so the prime minister stressed that the responsibility and the truth lie in the Belgrade official archives, which should have returned over 1600 bodies of our most loved ones, who continue to be missing 25 years later”.

It has also called on the international factor to pressure Belgrade, thus “to have justice for Kosovo, for numerous victims everywhere, the spring of 1999, because without justice, the plague continues to exorcise and the families of martyrs continue to have anxiety and suffering, since many of them do not know where their lifeless bodies of love of”.

Witnesses have confessed how between April 2nd and April 4th 1999, Serbia's military and police forces tortured hundreds of Albanian men and boys, surrounded by tanks in one area in Kralan. After two days of beating and mistreatment, on April 4, by the group of boys and men held in the meadow, all the time surrounded by tanks, without water, and without food, a large number have been released. 86 were held, including 11 minors. Since that day, none of them have been seen alive again, announce the ZKM.

In these homazhe, the prime minister was accompanied by Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation Arberie Nagavci, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Jedal Svecla, Deputy Minister of Finance, Labour and Transfers, Agon Dobruna, Deputy Minister of Regional Development Ali Tafarshiou, Deputy Health Minister Dafina Geja Bulnjaku, the Kosovo Republic of Parliament's deputes, Mimo Kusari Lila and Agon Batsa, as local officials and local headquarters officials.

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