Over the past 24 hours, the Emergency Center of Kosovo’s University Clinical Center carried out a total of 384 emergency services.

According to data published by QKUK, the largest number of patients were treated in the Resuscitation unit — 125 in total.

Orthopedic Emergency provided care for 90 patients, while 89 people were treated in the Internal Medicine Emergency. A total of 47 patients received help in the Surgical Emergency.

In the Minor Treatment Room, 33 patients were treated, mainly for stitching, debridement, and wound cleaning.

Two cases of intoxication, or poisoning, were also recorded during this period. Additionally, 24 people received treatment for injuries sustained in traffic accidents.

QKUK reported that within the same period, 32 admissions were made for further treatment at various clinics of Kosovo’s University Clinical Center.

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The Special Prosecution of Kosovo will today submit a request for the imposition of detention measures against two persons detained in Zubin Potok, who are accused of war crimes against civilians.

The news was announced by Arbnora Luta, spokesperson for the Special Prosecution.

The arrested individuals, identified by the initials M.J. and M.B., were handcuffed after the discovery of a mass grave in Zubin Potok, where the remains of 23 intellectuals from Mitrovica, killed by Serbian troops during the 1999 war, are suspected to be located.

Based on the request of the Special Prosecution and the decision of the Basic Court in Prishtina, the competent authorities have commenced procedures for exhumation, autopsy and identification of mortal remains at a location within the territory of the Municipality of Zubin Potok.

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Kosovo authorities have arrested two individuals suspected of committing war crimes against the civilian population during the armed conflict in the country.

Media sources report that the detainees are Momir Jakshiq, 80, and Miljko Bishevac, 65.

Investigations by the Directorate for the Investigation of War Crimes indicate that the case relates to the serious incident of April 19, 1999. That day, a column of unarmed Albanian civilians traveling towards Montenegro was blocked in the area called Kalludra e Vogël, in the territory of the municipality of Zubin Potok.

Preliminary suspicions indicate that the civilians were first robbed of money and valuables, and then 23 of them were killed. Their remains were buried in a place near the river, also in Kalludra e Vogël.

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After concerns expressed earlier by the European Union and the German Embassy in Pristina, the British Embassy in Kosovo has also reacted regarding the demolition of buildings near Lake Ujman.

Through a statement, the diplomatic office announces that it is closely following events and has stressed the necessity of full respect for the rule of law, as well as fair and transparent procedures.

The reaction emphasizes that the rule of law requires correct and open processes, which give affected persons space to defend their interests.

A particular point of concern for the embassy are reports that actions to implement decisions have continued, even though legal procedures have not yet taken final form.

The embassy recalls that the law must be applied uniformly and impartially throughout the territory of Kosovo.

It calls on Kosovo authorities to engage with residents of affected areas, address concerns transparently, and refrain from any further actions that could undermine public trust or good faith between communities.

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A Mercedes vehicle with German license plates was found overturned on the road section from the Bllaca border crossing towards Skopje, claiming the lives of three individuals of Kosovar origin who had been reported missing.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of North Macedonia announced that on July 19, 2026, around 10:35 p.m., officers were alerted to the incident and upon arriving at the scene, they found that the car contained a man and two women, with no signs of life.

The Emergency Medical Services team also arrived at the scene and confirmed the death of the three victims.

Earlier that same day, at 1:40 p.m., a Kosovar citizen had reported at the Bit Pazar Police Station to denounce the disappearance of three individuals. According to him, the last communication with them had been on July 18, around 10:15 p.m., when they were at Skopje Airport, after which there had been no further sign of them.

This fatal accident confirms the case of the missing persons for whom family members had made public appeals for help. The authorities have not yet disclosed the identities of the victims and investigations are ongoing to clarify the full circumstances of the tragedy.

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According to case documents, defendant S.K. was caught on January 29, 2026, in Suharekë, while possessing marijuana-type narcotic substance for the purpose of sale. During the intervention, law enforcement seized 30 bags filled with that substance and other residues. Forensic analysis proved the material contained cannabis (THC) with a total net weight of approximately 26.60 grams.

Furthermore, the charge against A.K. describes that from September 2025 until January 29, 2026, he offered and distributed cocaine without authorization in Suharekë. During the searches conducted, approximately 465 grams of marijuana, about 3.3 grams of cocaine, a suspicious liquid, and tools such as digital scales and a grinder were found and confiscated. Also, 2,200 euros were seized. The expertise of the Kosovo Forensic Agency confirmed the samples contained cannabis and cocaine.

The same defendant, A.K., is accused of keeping a small arsenal in his bar in Suharekë without the corresponding permit. This concerns an M57 model pistol, a magazine, and four cartridges of 7.62 mm caliber, in violation of the Law on Weapons.

Defendant F.F. faces the prosecution’s allegations that during the same period, from September 2025 to January 29, 2026, he illegally distributed cocaine. As part of the investigation, authorities seized a digital scale and two vehicles, which were allegedly used for the criminal activity.

Meanwhile, defendants L.A., A.F., and D.G. are accused of joint perpetration in the distribution of cocaine. According to the indictment, they acted continuously from September to November 2025, offering and selling the narcotic substance in various locations in Suharekë and surrounding areas. In one specific case, a quantity of over 300 grams of cocaine was obtained, which was thrown from the vehicle during an attempt to flee the scene, but was later found and seized by the police.

The case prosecutor has requested the court to approve the confiscation of approximately 740 grams of seized narcotic substances, including over 400 grams of marijuana and over 330 grams of cocaine. The request also includes the confiscation of the M57 pistol, the magazine and four cartridges, as well as three cars believed to have been used for committing the criminal offenses. Also, the seizure of the amount of 2,200 euros and 500 Swiss francs has been requested, which are considered direct proceeds from the illegal activity.

In conclusion of the indictment, the prosecutor has proposed to the court that, after the judicial review is conducted and the evidence administered, all defendants be found guilty of the criminal offenses they are charged with and be punished in accordance with the law in force.

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The decision was issued in a ruling dated July 3, 2026, after pretrial procedure judge Vesel Ismaili reviewed the request submitted by the Special Prosecution.

Pretrial detention was ordered for Faruk Mazrek, Fariz Mazrek, Skender Kelmendi, Nisret Bajraktari, Dashnim Miftari, Adem Morina, Muhamet Mazrek, Naser Morina, and Gazmend Quni.

According to the suspicions, they face charges related to money laundering, participation in or organization of an organized criminal group, smuggling of goods, tax evasion, unauthorized ownership, control, or possession of weapons, as well as counterfeiting money, in violation of the provisions of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kosovo and the relevant laws.

The ruling followed the hearing held on July 3, 2026, while the request of the Special Prosecution had been submitted two days earlier, on July 1, 2026.

The case is considered one of the largest investigations currently being conducted by the Special Prosecution, with suspicions involving organized criminal activity and money laundering.

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