Mass Grave Discovered, Slavery Allegations Emerge Amidst Fresh Incidents
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Authorities have announced the discovery of another mass grave in Jabukë of Zubin Potok, with investigations into war crimes intensifying as an additional suspect has been arrested in the same case. A former Serbian general has also been summoned by the Kosovo prosecution for war crimes. [cite: "Kallxo", "Sveçla: Another Mass Grave Found in Jabukë of Zubin Potok, 10 km from Kalludër…", "Kallxo", "Another Suspect Arrested for War Crimes in Zubin Potok Case", "Telegrafi", "Serbian General Summoned for War Crimes; Claims Betrayal in Belgrade"]
Meanwhile, a new and significant social issue has come to light with reports detailing modern slavery, where hundreds of foreign workers are allegedly exploited in sectors like construction and gastronomy due to labor shortages. [cite: "Kallxo", "Modern Slavery - VIDEO"]
The country has also seen a tragic train accident in Peja resulting in a fatality and the cancellation of services, alongside an armed robbery in Rahovec and the discovery of a deceased person in a building basement in Peja, all prompting investigations. In the political sphere, discussions between the ruling Vetëvendosje party, led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, and the opposition Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), led by Lumir Abdixhiku, are expected to resume. [cite: "Telegrafi", "Prosecutor's Office Provides Details on Woman Hit by Train in Peja", "Gazeta Express", "Armed Robbers Confronted During Road Obstacle Removal in Rahovec", "Telegrafi", "Person Found Dead in Peja Building…