Cherkini: We're very disappointed with local and apart international institutions.

He has said the blame for this issue also has Brussels and internationals.

Half of us today shed tears and wait for what's going on, where it's not found to this day. When I say children, 133 mothers today shed more tears than they do today. As long as we've done to whiteen our dead family fortunes, we're very disappointed. We are unhappy with local and international institutions, that Brussels is to blame where internationals do not give orders that those who can tell us where our loved ones are. We don't know how they can not find common language 25 years for the undiscovered”, he said.

On the International Day of Missing Persons has become a mosque in the courtyard of the Kosovo Parliament, in the memorials dedicated to persons missing violently during the war in Kosovo. Along with institutional leaders, the homazhe has also made accredited ambassadors in Kosovo, leaders and representatives of families' associations of violent missing persons. On August 30th, it is marked by the International Day of the Victims of Force Displacements.

Over 1,600 people are still considered missing from the recent war in Kosovo, while family members are still awaiting the dawn of their fate. On May 2nd 2023, following the adoption of the Declaration of Missing Persons by Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, the European Union has published the contents of this statement, which says both sides have recognised the issue of missing persons as humanitarian issues and have pointed out the urgent need for additional efforts. /Kallex/