Haradinaj Calls for Serbian Military Archives to Be Opened Following Excavations in Kalludër

Ramush Haradinaj, the former leader of the Alliance, has responded to the excavations underway in Kalludër, Zubin Potok, where it is suspected that a mass grave containing the remains of people who disappeared during the last war in Kosovo may be located.

In a social media post, Haradinaj described the issue of missing persons as “the greatest wound in our society” and called for tireless efforts until their fate is clarified.

He stated that determining the fate of those who disappeared during the last war is a national duty. According to Haradinaj, suspicions of a mass grave in the village of Kalludër require serious and professional investigations, as well as sustained efforts to compel Serbia to open its military archives and reveal where the bodies are located.

Haradinaj stressed that full peace cannot be achieved until the fate of every missing person is clarified. He called for this issue to be the main topic at every discussion table, so that Serbia is reminded of its crimes and justice for the victims and answers for the families who have been waiting for years are pursued with determination.