Before the war the village of Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb was a Serbian village, with around 30 houses, about 5 kilometres from Prizren\/Prizren. During the war the mobilised Serbs made sure not to pass through the Albanian village of Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb, through which the road to Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb passed. Immediately after the war, on 12 June 1999, the Serbs were summoned to a meeting by Ekrem Rexha, a KLA commander born in the neighbouring village of Ljubo\u017eda\/Lubozhd\u00eb. The Serbs who attended the meeting in Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb were seniors: Jevta Spasi\u0107, Bo\u017eidar Nikoli\u0107 and Tomislav Radivojevi\u0107. Ekrem Rexha invited them to stay, promising that no one would bother them, but that they should not stray from the village. On that same day (12 June 1999), at the checkpoint in Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb, members of the KLA stopped Vlastimir Stavanovi\u0107 and Zoran Stojkovi\u0107, who were headed to Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb, to take food to Vlastimir\u2019s parents. Zoran managed to get away, and Vlastimir, who was found in possession of an automatic rifle, were detained by the members of the KLA, and after that all trace of him was lost. On that same day, the younger Serbs left the village, and members of the KLA searched the houses, seized the weapons that they found, and took Sre\u0107ko \u0110eki\u0107\u2019s car. Two weeks later, on 25 June 1999, Bogdan Stojkovi\u0107 came to village from Prizren\/Prizren, to be with his sister Natalija. Only older Serbs remained in the village: Trifun Stojkovi\u0107, Natalija Stojkovi\u0107, Draga and her son Sre\u0107ko \u0110eki\u0107, Jevta and Bosiljka Spasi\u0107, \u017divka and Mirko Stojkovi\u0107, Vasiljka and Bo\u017eidar Nikoli\u0107, Milica and her daughter Slavica Stefanovi\u0107, \u010cedomir and Marija Anti\u0107, and Momira and Tomislav Radivojevi\u0107. On the morning of 27 June 1999, Maliq Shasivari came from the neighbouring village of Grn\u010dare\/G\u00ebrn\u00e7ar. He was bringing his friend Tomislav Radivojevi\u0107 his pension, and after that he was going to visit his sister Marlisa, who lived in the village of Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb. At around 07:00h Bo\u017eidar Nikoli\u0107 went to mow the grass in a meadow about 1 km from the village. At the same time Mirko Stojkovi\u0107 was tedding hay in his meadow. At around 09:00h they heard bursts of gunfire and flames and smoke coming from the houses. Around 15:00h the shooting stopped, and Mirko headed back to the village. Along the way he met Sre\u0107ko \u0110eki\u0107, who had been grazing cattle in the forest, about 150 metres from the last house in the village. Sre\u0107ko said that he had seen members of the KLA taking away Serbs in a trailer pulled by a tractor, in the direction of Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb. They went to the village together and found it was deserted. All the residents had been taken and all the houses had been torched. They spent the night in a hay barn behind Mirko\u2019s house. Bo\u017eidar Nikoli\u0107 went from the meadow to Prizren\/Prizren and returned with a KFOR patrol on the morning of 28 June 1999. The members of KFOR searched the surroundings of the village, but they did not find anyone. The KFOR patrol transported Mirko, Sre\u0107ko and Bo\u017eidar to the Orthodox Seminary in Prizren. Maliq\u2019s wife and son learned from his sister that he had not been to see her, and at the KLA headquarters in Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb they were told that they had no information about Maliq. Later, a resident told them that he had seen Maliq in a discussion with uniformed and armed persons, by the transformer station in the village of Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb. Sre\u0107ko \u0110eki\u0107 returned to Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb on 30 June 1999, at the invitation of a friend who guaranteed his safety. At night he slept in the house belonging to his friend in Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb, and he spent the day in his house in Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb. He was killed on 5 July 1999. Sre\u0107ko\u2019s friend buried him in his yard, from where his mortal remains were exhumed several years later and moved to Serbia. The events in the village of Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb were investigated by the UN Office on Missing Persons and Forensics (OMPF). A witness told the team that the Serbs were abducted and killed on 27 June 1999, and that their bodies were dumped in a nearby stream, between Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb and Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb. The witness saw the bodies two days later, dumped at three locations near the bank of the stream. The bodies remained unburied. As the end of June 2021, A search of the terrain along the stream has not been carried out. On the other hand, the families of the missing persons have heard from residents of Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb that the Serbs were set on fire in a barn near the primary school in the village, and that the mortal remains were buried in a grave in the village of Kori\u0161a\/Korish\u00eb. They heard that one Ramiz, aka Marko, from Skorobi\u0161te\/Skorobisht\u00eb, was responsible for the murders of the Serbs.<\/p>\n
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Victims:16<\/strong><\/p>\n Trifun Stojkovi\u0107, Bogdan Stojkovi\u0107, Natalija Stojkovi\u0107, Draga \u0110eki\u0107, Jevta Spasi\u0107, Bosiljka Spasi\u0107, \u017divka Stojkovi\u0107, Vasiljka Nikoli\u0107, Milica Stefanovi\u0107, Slavica Stefanovi\u0107, \u010cedomir Anti\u0107, Marija Anti\u0107, Momira Radivojevi\u0107, Tomislav Radivojevi\u0107, Maliq Shasivari, Vlastimir Stevanovi\u0107<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Before the war the village of Dojnice\/Dojnic\u00eb was a Serbian village, with around 30 houses, about 5 kilometres from Prizren\/Prizren…. ","protected":false},"author":8,"featured_media":187008,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[1800],"tags":[3732,2580],"class_list":["post-187012","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-memoralization","tag-dojnice-2","tag-kosovo-war"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n