Serbian Working Group for gathering facts and evidences in shedding the light on crimes committed in Kosovo and Metohija urged embassies of states that were part of KFOR’s contingents to open their archives, Serbian media report.
Several thousand documents, Serbia got hold of, were presented to the ambassadors and international community representatives, urging them again to open their archives.
Chairperson of the Working Group, Milovan Drecun told the media that in the archives of OSCE, KFOR, EULEX, UNMIK and the Hague Tribunal there are documents that can provide answers to the many crimes committed in Kosovo and Metohija, including those in “Yellow House” case.
“Based on the documentation we have collected, the international presence in Kosovo and Metohija has information and documentation based on what, some events that are unresolved yet could be verified,” Drecun underlined.
He expressed regret that representatives of embassies of France, Italy and Great Britain did not take part in the meeting.
