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BAGHDAD — Ongoing searches for mass graves across Iraq, particularly in Shigur (Sinjar / Shengal), Nineveh Plains, Mosul, and other areas where the Islamic State (ISIS) carried out massacres against thousands of Yezidis and Suraye (Chaldean–Syriac–Assyrian) Christians between 2014 and 2017 have led to the discovery of the remains of dozens of victims. Iraqi authorities have identified the remains of 25 Yezidi victims of ISIS and are preparing to hand them over to their families during a ceremony scheduled for early October, after their identities were…

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In a somber development, Kosovo has uncovered additional mass graves from the 1998-99 war, reigniting hopes of finding missing persons and bringing closure to families. Erblin Ademi, whose father disappeared nearly three decades ago, watched as workers excavated the newly discovered graves. The Associated Press reports that these findings could provide answers for many who have long sought justice and resolution. The discovery underscores the ongoing efforts to address wartime atrocities and the lingering trauma of the conflict. While the excavation offers a glimmer of hope, it also highlights the unresolved issues surrounding the war's legacy. Families like Ademi's continue to grapple with loss, emphasizing the need for accountability and remembrance. This development is part of broader international efforts to document and address historical injustices, ensuring that such tragedies are not forgotten.

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