Table sets for horror night victims in Mitrovica

South Mitrovica Mayor Faton Peci has said this was done with the goal of not forgetting the sacrifice and shed blood of Albanians even after the liberation of Kosovo and the presence of KFOR in Kosovo.

“Bashka with the deputies of the Republic of Kosovo Assembly and the executive of the Mitrovica municipality, in memory and honour of the February 3rd and 4th of 2000, where 10 Albanian citizens were killed, 25 were injured and some 12,000 Albanian citizens of the northern part were expelled from Slobodan Milosevic's genocide regime and his followers. We saw in their memory the plaque, because sacrifice and shed blood of Albanian citizens should be unforgotten even after the liberation of Kosovo and the presence of KFOR in Kosovo. They were killed, innocent civilians, and unfortunately even those two vulnerable nights, only because they were Albanians and had returned to their homes, residences and properties”, he said, Online Economy, broadcasts Periscope.

He has underlined that the message they want to lead is that for Kosovo's freedom, blood was given even after its liberation.

“We today want to have a message for all generations to come, that Kosovo's freedom, but also the part of normality in the north, unfortunately even after the liberation of Kosovo, has had to be shed by civilians, innocent, vulnerable, including elders and children”, he said. /Periscope/