Kosovo’s priorities in Dialogue with Serbia are war crimes and missing persons, says Kurti

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Gazeta Express

26/03/2021 13:51

Kosovo Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, accompanied by candidate for president, Vjosa Osmani, paid homages Friday at the Memorial in Krusha e Madhe commemorating the deaths of 241 civilians killed in March 1999 by Serbian forces.  

Kurti told media in Krusha e Madhe that Kosovo’s priorities in dialogue with Serbia are war crimes and missing persons, adding that he will ask justice to be done and those responsible for war crimes to be brought to justice.

Kurti said the Government will create conditions to prosecute war crimes and bring to justice all war criminals. “Justice has not been done and our obligation is to work with the future Institute researching war crimes and activisation of the Special Prosecution in order to heal wounds of war, and shed the light on the fate of the missing persons by delivering justice,” Kurti said.

Member of Parliament and candidate for president Vjosa Osmani said that Krusha e Madhe and other massacres committed by Serbian forces are “the voice of conscience calling for justice.” Paying homages at the Krusha e Vogel, Osmani said that Serbia is committing double crimes by hiding war atrocities. /GazetaExpress/