Today, the world celebrates the International Day of the Missing
Despite the fact that in May of last year, the President of Serbia A. Vučić and the so-called Prime Minister of Kosovo* A. Kurti in Brussels signed the Declaration on Missing Persons in Kosovo and Metohija, this issue still lingers, primarily because the official Pristina has been obstructing the meeting of the Working Group for Missing Persons for three years and refuses to search nine locations that are reasonably assumed to be hiding the dead. the remains of the missing Serbs.
In Kosovo and Metohija, 1,621 persons are missing, of which 568 are Serbs and non-Albanians.
The largest number of abductions of Serbs, Montenegrins and Roma occurred after the arrival of international missions to Kosovo and Metohija, primarily KFOR, and sporadic abductions of Serbs, non-Albanians and Albanians whom members of the terrorist KLA believed to be loyal to the state of Serbia began already in the first months. in 1998.
