Mortar remains have been found today at a suspected location in the village of Brod in the Shtrepca municipality, where research and evaluation were taking place within the framework of efforts to whitewash the fate of violent missing persons.
According to the Government Commission’s announcement of missing persons, research activities at this location were launched on November 6, 2026, following the provision of the appropriate judicial order. During the first day, however, the suspected tomb had not been located because of changes in the terrain over the years.
After continuing excavations on November 12th, mortore remains have been found, which will undergo forensic examinations and identification procedures through DNA analysis.
The activities have been carried out in co-ordination between the Government Commission for Missing Persons, the Institute for Legal Medicine and the Kosovo Police, with the support of the Prosecutor’s Department of War Crimes, respectively.
The commission has announced that handling this location is a result of regional co-operation, including communication with Croatian institutions for missing persons during the war, as well as co-operation with families of missing persons and citizens who have provided important information.
The identity of persons belonging to mortore remains is expected to be determined following the completion of DNA testing and analysis procedures.
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