Suspicions that a second mass grave exists bring back painful memories of the crimes committed during the war and show that justice has yet to be fully served, said Kosovo Assembly Speaker and Acting President Albulena Haxhiu.

In a statement on Facebook, Haxhiu stressed that establishing sovereignty and constitutional order throughout the territory of the Republic of Kosovo, beyond being an institutional responsibility, was a necessary condition for shedding light on the fate of those forcibly disappeared, uncovering mass graves and returning the victims’ remains to their families.

She expressed gratitude and full support for the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, professional teams, forensic experts and all those working with dedication and professionalism to establish the fate of the forcibly disappeared.

According to Haxhiu, their work represents a valuable contribution in the service of truth, justice and human dignity. She said that every grave uncovered brings the truth closer, but at the same time shows that the wounds of war will remain open until the last missing person is found and those responsible for these crimes are brought to justice.

Haxhiu also expressed her deepest solidarity with the victims’ families, who have been waiting for more than two decades to learn the fate of their loved ones. She assured them that the Republic of Kosovo would remain committed to fully uncovering the truth and honoring the memory of the victims with dignity.

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On August 2, 2026, at 20:54, the discovery of another mass grave in the municipality of Zubin Potok was reported, where human remains have been identified.

This is the second such site discovered in recent days in the municipality. Earlier, a mass grave believed to contain people who went missing during the 1998-1999 war was found in the village of Kalludër e Vogël.

Excavation work in Kalludër e Vogël began at the start of the week, following an investigation that lasted about two years and the arrest of two suspects by the Kosovo authorities.

In a statement published on August 2, 2026, at 20:55, the Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo announced that, in cooperation with the Kosovo Police and as part of the ongoing investigation into the case in Zubin Potok, a suspicious area had been located in the village of Jabukë on August 2.

According to the Prosecution, human remains may be located at the site.

Acting in accordance with the applicable legal provisions, the Special Prosecution will submit a request to the Basic Court in Pristina for authorization to carry out an exhumation and the necessary examinations.

The Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo announced that, as soon as the relevant court authorizations are secured, the necessary procedures will be undertaken in coordination with the Kosovo Police, the War Crimes Investigation Directorate, and other competent institutions.

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Another mass grave has been found in the municipality of Zubin Potok, where human remains have been identified. Further details are expected to be announced soon.

This is the second site of its kind discovered in the municipality in recent days.

Earlier, a mass grave was found in the village of Kalludra e Vogël, believed to contain the remains of people who went missing during the 1998-1999 war.

Excavation work in this village in Zubin Potok began at the start of the week, following an investigation that lasted about two years and the arrest of two suspects by the Kosovar authorities.

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