Zejnulla Gashi, the Chief State Prosecutor, has praised Kosovo’s law enforcement institutions for the commitment and work that led to the discovery of a mass grave in Zubin Potok. Human remains were found at the site, while there are suspicions that the bodies of other victims of the latest war in Kosovo may also be located there.
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In a public statement, Gashi said the development was part of ongoing institutional efforts to clarify the fate of missing persons and ensure justice.
According to the Chief State Prosecutor, the discovery of the mass grave marks an important step in the state’s efforts to bring the truth to light and create opportunities for justice to be served.
Gashi stressed that investigating and shedding light on such cases constitutes not only a legal obligation, but also an institutional and moral responsibility toward the victims of the war and their families.
He also praised the coordination and cooperation between institutions and citizens in the area where excavations are being carried out, describing this cooperation as essential to advancing the investigation.
The Chief State Prosecutor stressed that the support of institutions and citizens is essential both for identifying the victims and for uncovering those responsible for these crimes and bringing them to justice.
Excavations and examinations at the site in Zubin Potok are expected to continue, with the aim of determining whether other human remains belonging to victims of the war are located in the area.
So far, three people have been arrested in connection with this development.
