The Commission in The Hague is handling 15 samples, suspected to belong to those missing during the war in Kosovo.

The laboratories of the International Commission on Missing Persons, located in The Hague, are processing 15 bone samples suspected of belonging to persons who disappeared during the 1998-1999 war.

Most of them were submitted this year by the Government Commission on Missing Persons, while one was submitted last year.

In a response to the media in Kosovo, the commission announced that during 2025, 58 post-mortem samples from human remains and 172 reference DNA samples collected from family members of missing persons were received and processed.

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