Lake investigated again for human remains

Seriously, is there even one lake or river in Serbia which does not contain bodies? In this case, we deal even with victims from 2 different wars, even when one party was involved in both.

Please, give it up - animal bones?http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-10937461

This is just insulting to our intelligence. Everybody knows that there are numerous bodies in that lake - from WWII, the 92-95 war and from the Kosovo conflict. This article smacks of revisionism and an attempt to suggest to Serbs that the international commission for missing persons is somehow unreliable. Situated next to the article stating "sources" say that there are no bodies in Raska makes it all rather disappointing.

@ European
You have a point. Moreover, the article you provided link to was updated - today. It would be nice if B92 clarified contradictory reporting; I believe that such reputable source of information have this obligation.

european,

the picture from your link is an old stock photo of earlier investigations and bodies are unidentified.

Besides that link containing an old stock photo, it should be noted that a Muslim flooded Visegrad early in the war by opening the dam gates.

There were a lot of animals killed and floating in the river after the Muslim caused the flood. People may have drowned too.

Further, I read that 3 bodies they found were of Wehrmacht soldiers - so from the World Wars.

There were many Serbs killed in the area by the Ustasha and local Muslims in WWII and earlier in WWI.

Ida, and the truck containing bodies of Albanians were just an accident, right?

Seriously, is there even one lake or river in Serbia which does not contain bodies? In this case, we deal even with victims from 2 different wars, even when one party was involved in both.

Please, give it up - animal bones?http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-10937461

This is just insulting to our intelligence. Everybody knows that there are numerous bodies in that lake - from WWII, the 92-95 war and from the Kosovo conflict. This article smacks of revisionism and an attempt to suggest to Serbs that the international commission for missing persons is somehow unreliable. Situated next to the article stating "sources" say that there are no bodies in Raska makes it all rather disappointing.

Besides that link containing an old stock photo, it should be noted that a Muslim flooded Visegrad early in the war by opening the dam gates.

There were a lot of animals killed and floating in the river after the Muslim caused the flood. People may have drowned too.

Further, I read that 3 bodies they found were of Wehrmacht soldiers - so from the World Wars.

There were many Serbs killed in the area by the Ustasha and local Muslims in WWII and earlier in WWI.

Ida, and the truck containing bodies of Albanians were just an accident, right?

@ European
You have a point. Moreover, the article you provided link to was updated - today. It would be nice if B92 clarified contradictory reporting; I believe that such reputable source of information have this obligation.

european,

the picture from your link is an old stock photo of earlier investigations and bodies are unidentified.