The Embassy of the United Kingdom in Kosovo has expressed its support for the families of people who remain missing from the 1998-1999 war, stressing the need to provide answers after many years of uncertainty.

In its statement, the British Embassy praised the actions of Kosovo’s institutions in the municipality of Zubin Potok, where the recovery of human remains is being carried out, along with forensic examinations and DNA tests to identify them.

“The United Kingdom stands with the families of those who remain missing from the 1998-1999 conflict and supports efforts to find answers for them after many years of uncertainty. We welcome the work of Kosovo’s authorities to recover human remains in the municipality of Zubin Potok and conduct forensic examinations and DNA tests to identify the remains,” the British Embassy said in its statement.

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Diplomatic representatives of the United Kingdom in Pristina have expressed deep concern regarding the demolition of homes near Lake Ujman, indicating that they are monitoring the situation closely.

The Embassy noted that upholding the rule of law means ensuring fair and transparent processes, giving affected individuals the full opportunity to exercise their legal rights.

A key point of the concern raised is the information that enforcement measures were undertaken at a time when courts have not yet issued a final ruling.

Furthermore, the diplomatic mission reiterated the need for legal norms to be applied without distinction and impartially in every corner of Kosovo’s territory.

In its response, it called on Kosovo’s institutions to initiate an open dialogue with the affected population, address their concerns transparently, and avoid any actions that could undermine citizens’ trust in the law, as well as harmony between different social groups.

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According to the announcement, at a time when Western Balkan countries aim to build a peaceful, stable future with interethnic coexistence, such claims threaten to revive historical divisions and fuel tensions.

“Responsible political leaders must clearly and unequivocally reject such rhetoric,” the statement emphasized.

At the same time, the British Embassy noted that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić had distanced himself from Minister Paunović’s comments.

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