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Another Mass Grave with Remains of Bosniak Victims found in Srebrenica

Published September 12, 2019
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The incomplete remains of at least two victims of the past war were exhumed on Wednesday at the site Kazani, Srebrenica municipality.

It is alleged that they are victims of Bosniak ethnicity who were killed in 1995 in the Srebrenica area. The remains of the victims were found in waste material below the local burial ground, or between the road and a nearby river.

Investigators from the Institute for Missing Persons of BiH worked at the site earlier, more specifically in 2004, but no remains were found.

After the exhumation, the remains of the victims were transported to the Tuzla Commemoration Center, where forensic and criminal-technical processing and bone marrow sampling will be performed, with the help of which the identity of the victims will be determined.

At the same time, the re-exhumation and re-association of mortal remains for 46 victims began in local cemeteries in the area of ​​Gornja Kalesija and Zvornik, News Agency Patria reports.

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