Kosovo Office: On this day in 1998, remains of 22 Serb civilians found in lime kiln

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija reported that on this day in 1998, the remains of 22 Serb civilians were found in a lime kiln in the village of Klečka. This discovery brought to light one of the most horrific crimes attributed to the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) terrorists.

The site in Klečka became infamous for the atrocities committed during the conflict. The discovery of the lime kiln, used to dispose of bodies, served as grim evidence of the violence and brutality that occurred in the region. The Office for Kosovo and Metohija emphasized the significance of this date in remembering the victims and the crimes committed against Serb civilians.

This event underscores the painful history and the unresolved issues stemming from the conflict in Kosovo. The discovery of such evidence continues to be a somber reminder of the suffering endured by civilians on all sides.