The play “My Boot Remains Sad”, directed by students Vuk Zdravković and Jovana Šiljković, written by Jovana Šiljković, was performed by 16 high school students, who designed the scenography and costumes themselves.

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– He was a seeker. Free and capable of being someone else, special. He looked enraptured and half-dreamy. He was always full of understanding and immense warmth. His laughter was heard as the most beautiful verses of the songs he sang to us. We are moving forward, and we lack his expectations. We miss his roles, his questions. We miss his life, his everyday life. We need to tell him how much we love him – the students of the Užice high school stated on the ticket to the play.

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Marko Vermezović was their friend from the drama section. When he died, they prepared a play together for the competition of high school students in Serbia. Because of the tragedy, and then because of the epidemic, they did not finish it.

In the full theater hall, as much as epidemiological measures allow, emotions mixed. Along with the sad story on the stage, where the students tell the story of love and suffering in the First World War, there were those in the audience who cried.

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At the end of the play, Mark’s mother and sister congratulated the students with tears in their eyes. Tonight, with this play, high school students are performing in Cajetina, the birthplace of the victim Marko.

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23-year-old Florian Gjergjaj lost his life today after a self-accident on the road Peja – Prishtina, exactly at the place called the King’s Crown.

Around 19:00 he lost control of the vehicle and committed self-accident for death.

The cause of the accident is suspected to be high speed while driving, for which he was fined by the Kosovo Police during the day.

This is how Indeksonline learns through its own resources within the KP.

Florian was fined 40 euros today at 13:01 on the road Prishtina-Peja, for speeding.

Indeksonline has provided the report for minor offenses.

The pandemic has become the reason that tomorrow there will be only homage, without any memorial academy for the anniversary of the Study Massacre.

On the occasion of the 22nd anniversary of one of the largest massacres committed by Serbian forces in Kosovo, killing 109 Albanians for an hour and a half in the village of Studime in Vushtrri, tomorrow, May 2, due to the situation with the Covid Pandemic 19, only homage is paid for the fallen.

“Tributes are paid on Sunday, May 2 at 10:30 in the Martyrs’ Cemetery in the village of Studime in Vushtrri” announces the municipality of Vushtrri, writes Vushtrriaonline.

The head of AAK, Ramush Haradinaj has reminded today the fallen for freedom in Kralan of the municipality of Gjakova, 11 of them minors.

He stressed that April is rightly called bloody, as it was the beginning of a month that would violently separate Kosovo Albanians from many loved ones.

“It is rightly called Bloody April! It was the beginning of a month that would separate us from many loved ones. We bow in remembrance of the lives that were sacrificed for our freedom. We remember today, the fallen in Kralan, most of them young, eleven of them minors. We remember the third Martyr from the Mehmetaj family of Gllogjan, Arton who heroically fell side by side with his comrade from Kukes Halit Coka. We remember comrades Visar Myftari, Fehmi Shala, Kujtim Qallakaj, Ilir Hoxha, Mustafë Çeku and dozens of others throughout Kosovo. Forever grateful for their sacrifice! Glory! “, Haradinaj wrote on Facebook. / Voice

The Acting President of Kosovo, Glauk Konjufca, today paid homage to Krusha e Madhe and Krusha e Vogel.

Konjufca said that every time we come here we understand even better that Kosovo has three wounds, which according to him, what is worse, are open wounds of the Republic of Kosovo and its people.

“The first wound is the massacre that took place. The people here, the Krushians have experienced horror in a massacre which has left hundreds and hundreds dead. The second plague is that there are also empty cemeteries here. Some of the cemeteries are empty, which reminds us once again that Serbia has kidnapped our loved ones and family members and never returned them. Their fate has not yet been revealed, and this is an open wound in the body of our state, of our people. The third plague I would say is the lack of justice. There has never been justice for the family members who lost their loved ones, they were massacred, abducted, it is not known about a part of them, about their fate and the family members now 22 years from that date live every day with the weight, and with the severe suffering for the unsolved fate of their family members “, he said.

He also remembered the great intellectual and patriot, Ukshin Hoti.

“Let us not forget that one of the most prominent personalities of the Albanian nation was born here, it is his birthplace and he had the same fate, I am talking about our great intellectual and patriot Ukshin Hoti, who disappeared in the month May 1999 by Serbian police forces, and nothing has been known about his fate since. “Institutions must do significantly more than they have done before for all that I told them, including clarifying the fate of Ukshin Hoti”, said Konjufca.

According to him, the blood of the fallen of Krusha e Madhe and Krusha e Vogel lies in the foundations of our state, lies in the foundations of the freedom of the Republic of Kosovo.

Acting President Konjufca also paid tribute to Krusha e Vogel, in honor of the martyrs killed in the massacre carried out by the Serbian military and paramilitary police forces in March 1999.

He said that Serbia absolutely did not receive the deserved punishment as a state for all those genocidal actions, the genocide he committed in Kosovo during the last war of 98-99.

“In Serbia, not only are thousands of war criminals free and unpunished, untreated by justice, but what is worse, through the current policy pursued by the state representatives of Serbia, they are showing us that Serbia is “It is not detached from the logic of that power which caused the genocide in Kosovo during the last war,” he said.

According to him, the actions of our institutions have sometimes caused great dissatisfaction to the families of the victims of the massacre of Krusha e Vogel.

“For example, halving the sentence of one of the war criminals, who was convicted by our courts for active participation in the massacre of Krusha e Vogel, has caused deep indignation among all the people of Kosovo, but especially the family members who they lost their loved ones during this massacre. “This has not been a good signal from our institutions that war crimes cases will be prosecuted and punished,” said Konjufca.