Kosovo forensic teams have discovered seven bodies at a potential wartime mass grave in the country’s north that was discovered recently, Prime Minister
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Kosovo forensic teams have discovered seven bodies at a potential wartime mass grave in the country’s north that was discovered recently, Prime Minister Albin Kurti told AFP on Saturday.
“The remains of seven people have been found so far,” he told AFP, adding that he believed 23 people might be buried.
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Excavation work began last week in the area of Zubin Potok.
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