The families of former KLA leaders watched the march to Pristina from The Hague together.
After the end of the march, Dardan Krasniqi, the nephew of Jakup Krasniqi, spoke to the media from The Hague.
He described the event as historic, emphasizing that the large participation of the media in The Hague in a country, as he put it, "not normal" on Independence Day, shows that something is not right with the ongoing process.
"The very fact that we are here, on Independence Day, in The Hague, is a clear signal that someone, someone, has lost. In this case, we have mixed emotions, which we should share with our families in our country. We have followed a peaceful protest live, which is a clear message about what freedom is," he said.
"We do not expect any decision other than the acquittal," Krasniqi declared. /Telegraph/
