Members of the Ministry of the Interior - Victims of Albanian Terrorism in 1998

Killed

Pero Tintor, born at Senta in 1971. Killed on 28 June during the terrorist attack launched against the members of the police in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Slavoljub Grozdanovic from Istok, born in 1961. Member of the reserve police. Killed in the terrorist attack on 26 June on the Rakos - Krnjino road, Istok municipality. From the ambush the terrorists opened fire from automatic arms at the passenger car with Slavoljub Grozdanovic and Slavenko Skrkic in it.

Vitomir Scepanovic born in the village of Saljinovica, Istok municipality, in 1972. Killed on 18 June in the terrorist attack at the police near the village of Iglarevo, Klina municipality.

Sladjan Miric born at Stimlje in 1973. Killed on 17 June in the terrorist attack launched against the police on the Suva Reka - Dulje - Crnoljevo - Stimlje road.

Rajko Gajic born in 1961. The member of the reserve police of the Ministry of the Interior Section (MIS) at Istok. Killed on 16 June by the terrorists who fired from automatic arms in the village of Voric, Istok municipality, in front of his own house.

Dragan Stamenkovic, born at Nis in 1961. He finished secondary school (trading and catering) and police officers' training course. The member of the RSMI since 1993. Married, father of a nine-month girl. Killed on 14 June in the terrorist attack carried out by hand mortars, mortars, machine-guns, automatic sniper arms against the police at the safety post in the village of Rakovina, Djakovica municipality.

Sasa Jovanovic, born in Belgrade in 1966. He finished secondary school of the Ministry of the Interior. The member of the RSMI since 1985. Married, father of two children: a four-year boy and a two-year girl. Killed on 14 June in the terrorist attack close to the town of Pec.

Branko Karavelic, born in 1967 in the village of Naglavac, Klina municipality. He finished secondary school (trading) and police officers' training course. The member of the RSMI since 1995. Killed on 11 June in the terrorist attack carried out with automatic arms and hand grenades near the village of Plemetina, Obilic municipality.

Zivorad Lukic, born in the village of Balovac, Podujevo municipality in 1965. He finished secondary (police) school at Vucitrn. The member of the RSMI since 1983. Married, wife pregnant, close to the term. Killed on 11 June in the terrorist attack carried out with automatic arms and hand grenades near the village of Plemetina, Obilic municipality.

Darko Ivaz, born in 1964, the member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Kosovska Mitrovica since 1991. He finished secondary ( business) school. Married, father of two sons, Nikola 10 years and Nemanja, 5 years old. Darko was inflicted serious wounds on 6 May in the terrorist attack near the bus terminal at Kosovska Mitrovica. Died on 5 June at the Medical Military Academy (MMA) in Belgrade.

Zeljko Sijan from Belgrade, born in 1960 at Prljevo, Gracac municipality. He finished secondary school (qualifying for various railway operators' jobs). The member of the RSMI since 1997 and since 1993 the member of the reserve police. Killed on 1 June in the terrorist attack near Decani.

Dusan Urosevic from Belgrade. Born in 1967 in Belgrade. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering) "Petar Drapsin" in Belgrade. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1992. Killed on 31 May in the terrorist attack near Decani.

Tomislav Fatic, born at Pec in 1973. The member of the RSMI since 1995. Killed on 31 May in the terrorist attack in the village of Poklek, on the Glogovac - Komorane road.

Dragan Bjelanovic born at Pec in 1973, the police officer of the Police Station at Pec. He finished secondary police school. The member of the RSMI since 1992. Married, father of a son born in 1998. Killed on 29 May in the terrorist attack launched against the police section Celopek, Pec municipality.

Dragoljub Djukic from Pec, born on 3 March, 1964. As the policeman and senior police officer he worked at the RSMI since 1987. Married, father of two children. Killed on 25 May, 1998 in the terrorist attack in the village of Gornji Streoci, Decani municipality.

Aleksandar Micic born in 1969 at Velika Hoca, Orahovac municipality. The police officer of the RSMI since 1990. Married, father of a three- year old girl. Killed on 12 May, 1998 on the Ratkovac - Bratotin road, Orahovac municipality.

Dragoljub Ristic, born in the village of Potocic, Prokuplje municipality in 1955. The member of the police brigade of the Secretariat in Belgrade. Father of two children. Joined the RSMI in 1978. Killed on 10 May, 1998 in the terrorist attack in the village of Balaboc, near Decani.

Milovan Nikolic, born in 1974. He finished secondary school and police officers' training course at Klisa. Joined the RSMI in 1977. Worked at the Secretariat of the Interior (SI) at Kosovska Mitrovica. Killed on 6 May, 1998 in the armed attack of the Albanian terrorists at Kosovska Mitrovica.

Sasa Jovanovic from Nis. Born in the village of Hum near Nis on 15 May, 1972 . He finished secondary school and the school of reserve military officers. He worked as the policeman at the RSMI since 1994. Left a pregnant girlfried after him. Their wedding ceremony was scheduled for 17 June. Killed on 29 April in the terrorist attack launched against the police post in the village of Dulje, on the Suva Reka - Stimlje road.

Milan Tenic from Petrovac on Mlava. Born at Bajina Basta on 25 May, 1963. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI on 1 July, 1983. Married, father of two sons. Killed on 24 April, 1998 in the terrorist attack launched against police vehicles in the village or Resnik, on the Klina - Srbica road.

Miodrag Otovic from Pec. Born on 17 May, 1962 in the village of Brestovik, Pec municipality. He finished secondary technical school. Joined the RSMI in 1990. Married, father of a girl and a boy, thirteen and ten years old, respectively. Killed on 24 May, 1998 in the village of Dubrava, in the terrorist attack launched against the police patrol in their police vehicle.

Andreas Koncarevic from Novi Sad. Born on 11 January, 1973. He finished secondary school (textile designing and weaving). Worked as the police officer at the RSMI since 13 March, 1997. Killed on 5 March 1998 in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers at the Jasari family compound in the village of Donje Prekaze, Srbica municipality.

Rade Radakovic from Novi Sad. Born at Bosanska Krupa on 14 August, 1961. He finished secondary school. Joined the RSMI in 1990. Married, father of a four-year old girl and a son only a year and a half old. Killed on 5 March, 1998 in the terrorist attack launched at the police officers at Jasari compound in the village of Donje Prekaze, Srbica municipality.

Milan Jovanovic from Lazarevac. Born on 11 July, 1971 in the village of Boljevci near Bratunac. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering). He worked as the police officer of the RSMI since 1992. Killed on 28 February, 1998 in the terrorist attack launched at the police patrol in police vehicles in the village of Likosane, Glogovac municipality.

Miroslav Vujkovic from Pancevo. Born at Pancevo on 10 January, 1971. He finished secondary school (traffic engineering). Joined the RSMI on 3 March, 1993. Married, father of a two-year old boy. Killed on 28 February, 1998 in the terrorist attack launched against the police patrols in their police vehicles in the village of Likosane, Glogovac municipality.

Radoica Ivanovic from Pristina. Born at Pristina on 29 November, 1969. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI in 1989. Married. Father of three children, five-year old daughter and two sons, two and four years old. Killed on 28 February, 1998 in the terrorist attack launched against the police patrols in their police vehicles in the village of Likosane, Glogovac municipality.

Goran Radojcic from Pancevo. Born at Pancevo on 1 May, 1968. He finished secondary agricultural school. Worked at the RSMI since 3 March, 1993 as the police officer. Married, father of a six-month old boy. Killed on 28 February, 1998 in the terrorist attack launched against the police patrols in their police vehicles in the village of Likosane, Glogovac municipality.

Nebojsa Cvejic, the police officer of the State Security Centre at Pristina. Killed in the terrorist attack carried out on 19 February, 1998 on the Podujevo - Pristina road. The Albanian terrorists fired from the ambush at the police vehicle near the village of Donje Ljupce, close to Podujevo. Cvejic was born in 1964.

Milic Jovic, born at Podujevo on 1 May, 1947. Graduated from the High School of Law. Joined the RSMI in 1979. Married. Killed in the terrorist attack at Podujevo on 21 December, 1998.

Dzafer Cori, born at Glogovac in 1947. He finished elementary school and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1968. Married, father of four children: son Arben and daughters Serija, Jasmina and Vizleta. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Poklek, Glogovac municipality on 11 December, 1998.

Igor Bus, born at Senta on 7 January, 1973. He finished secondary police school. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Married, son Nenad (1995) and daughter Tijana (1996). Bus was seriously wounded in the terrorist attack launched against the police in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality on 20 November, 1998. Died from the wounds inflicted on 27 November.

Janos Cizmadija, born on 3 December, 1953 in the village of Majdan, Novi Knezevac municipality. He finished secondary agricultural- technical school and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1976. Married, son Atila (1979), adopted daughter Silvija (1975). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality on 20 November, 1998.

Zoran Vrbaski, born at Vrbas on 12 January, 1973. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1997. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality on 20 November, 1998.

Ilija Vujosevic, born on 2 August, 1950 in the village of Sisman, Djakovica municipality. He finished secondary school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1973. Married, two sons - Radoslav and Radovan, two daughters - Sonja and Sanja. The terrorists kidnapped him on 6 November. His dead body was found on 9 November at Malisevo.

Dejan Djatlov, born at Pristina on 3 February,1975. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering). The member of the reserve police of the RSMI. Not married. The terrorists kidnapped him on 6 November and his dead body was found on 9 November at Malisevo.

Radojko Milovanovic, born at Cacak on 27 May, 1970. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Died by accident at Vucitrn on 8 November.

Aluri Nizmi, born on 10 March, 1973 in the village of Petrovic, Stimlje municipality. He finished elementary school. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, sons Armend (1998) and Gazmed (1995). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Petrovic, Stimlje municipality on 29 October.

Goran Markovic, born at Pristina in 1971. He finished secondary business school. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, father of two daughters, Bojana and Aleksandra. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police in the village of Orlate, Glogovac municipality on 17 October.

Zivorad Kostic, born in the village of Donja Brnjica, Pristina municipality in 1961. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering). The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, father of Milos, the son and Jelena, the daughter. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Orlate, Glogovac municipality on 17 October, 1998.

Dejan Jakovljevic, born at Kursumlija in 1968. He finished secondary school (forestry and timber). The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, father of two sons, Nikola and Stefan. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Orlate, Glogovac municipality, on 17 October, 1998.

Nenad Stankovic, born in 1970 in the village of Ljestar, Kosovska Mitrovica municipality. He finished secondary police school. Joined the RSMI in 1990. Married, father of a boy, Nemanja. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Dragobilje, Orahovac municipality on 15 October, 1998.

Ranko Djordjevic, born in 1963 in the village of Prekovce, Novo Brdo municipality. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering). The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1992. Married, father of a boy Aleksandar (1989) and a girl Aleksandra (1996). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Karacica, Stimlje municipality on 12 October, 1998.

Dragisa Lukic, born on 1 January, 1976 in the village of Drsnik, Klina municipality. He finished secondary school. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI. Married, daughter Danijela (1998). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Ovcarevo, Srbica municipality on 7 October, 1998.

Dejan Barac, born on 22 April, 1997 at Kragujevac. He finished secondary technical school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Married, father of a boy, Lazar (1995). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Dragobilje, Orahovac municipality on 3 October, 1998.

Nebojsa Jevtic, born on 9 September, 1968 at Matijevac, Vladimirci municipality. He finished secondary agricultural school and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1991. Married, father of two sons, Aleksandar (1990) and Nikola (1997). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Budakovo, Suva Reka municipality on 28 September, 1998.

Sasa Simeunovic, born on 15 August, 1969 in Belgrade. He finished secondary police school. Joined the RSMI in 1988. Married, father of a son, Bojan (1995) and a daughter Viktorija (1998). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Budakovo, Suva Reka municipality on 28 September, 1998.

Zeljko Jovicic, born on 25 December, 1966 in Belgrade, He finished secondary police school. Worked for the RSMI since 1986. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Budakovo, Suva Reka municipality, on 28 September, 1998.

Sladjan Popovic, born on 21 August, 1971 at Pec. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police in the village of Studenica, the municipality of Strpce, on 27 September.

Ljubomir Ljubomirovic, born on 21 April, 1996 at Krusevac. Graduated from the High School of the Ministry of the Interior. Joined the RSMI in 1990. Married, father of a son, Aleksandar (1991). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Trdevac, Glogovac municipality on 26 September.

Veljko Miljkovic, born on 16 July, 1968 in Zemun. He finished secondary military school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1993. Married. Father of a daughter, Aleksandra (1991). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Trdevac, Glogovac municipality on 26 September, 1998.

Sreten Milic, born on 7 January, 1970 at Parlovo, Gnjilane municipality. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Married, father of a daughter Olivera (1998). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Trdevac, Glogovac municipality on 26 September, 1998.

Rajko Radovanovic, born at Kosovska Mitrovica on 12 March, 1973. He finished secondary school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1996. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Donje Obrinje, Srbica municipality on 25 September.

Miroslav Slovic, born at Prijepolje on 14 November, 1974. He finished secondary technical school and police officers' training course. Worked for the RSMI since August 1996. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Donje Obrinje, Srbica municipality on 25 September.

Goran Zivadinovic, born on 4 September, 1969 in Sarajevo. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering). The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Likovac, Srbica municipality on 25 September.

Slavomir Bojanic, born at Priboj on 15 February, 1970. He finished elementary school. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, father of Bojana (1994). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Likovac, Srbica municipality on 25 September, 1998.

Aleksandar Pantovic, born at Vrbas on 10 November, 1973. He finished secondary commercial and trading school. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Likovac, Srbica municipality on 25 September.

Dragoslav Tadic. Born on 26 April, 1962 at Kucanci, Donji Miholjac municipality. He finished secondary school (traffic engineering). The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, father of Jelena (1988). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Likovac, Srbica municipality on 25 September, 1998.

Ognjen Petrovic, born on 2 May, 1975 in Sarajevo. He finished secondary school. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1998. Married, father of a boy, Ilija (1998). Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Likovac, Srbica municipality on 25 September, 1998.

Goran Nikolic, born on 13 May, 1972 at Vladicin Han. He finished secondary school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI on 23 June, 1994. Married. Father of a boy, Lazar. Nikolic was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack in the village of Markmalj, Srbica municipality on 12 September. Died from the wounds on 25 September.

Djordje Djordjevic, born on 6 May, 1956 in the village of Gotovusa, Strpce municipality. He finished secondary school. Worked for the company "Ivo Lola Ribar" at Strpce. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Urosevac since 19 October, 1995. Married. Father of two sons Ivan and Milan and one daughter, Jovana. Killed on 23 September in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Doganovic, Kacanik municipality.

Boris Plahota, born in 1968. Married. Father of two children. Plahota was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the region of Huseinovic family compound, the municipality of Kosovska Mitrovica, on 16 September. He died at the MMA in Belgrade on 23 September, 1998.

Milos Bradic, born in Belgrade on 12 January, 1963. He finished secondary police school. The member of the RSMI since 15 June, 1981. Married, father of one daughter, Katarina. Killed on 22 September in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Osljane, Vucitrn municipality.

Slobodan Gorjanovic, born at Titel on 27 December, 1970. He finished secondary technical school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Married. Killed on 22 September in the terrorist attack on the territory of Glogovac municipality.

Aleksandar Konstantinovic, born at Sombor on 1 June, 1965. He finished High Police School. The member of the RSMI since 1 July, 1984. Married, father of a girl, Mirjana (1996) and a son, Dimitrije (1998). Died by accident on 19 September at Djakovica.

Ilija Jankovic, born on 27 January, 1958 in the village of Rosulje, Pec municipality. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Pec. Not married. Jankovic was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 18 September against the police officers in the village of Barane, Pec municipality. Died at the MMA on 19 September.

Zoran Vasiljevic, born on 14 February, 1970 at Kursumlija. He finished secondary police school. The member of the RSMI since 3 July, 1989. Married. Father of a son Nikola (1990). Died by accident on 18 September in the village of Ostrozub, Orahovac municipality.

Aleksandar Savic, born at Cacak on 21 October, 1974. He finished secondary chemical school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI on 12 August, 1996. Not married. Died on 17 September at the MMA in Belgrade from serious wounds inflicted in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers on previous day at Huseinovic family compound, Stari Trg, Kosovska Mitrovica municipality.

Kandic Marinko, born on 2 February, 1965 in the village of Meteh, Plav municipality. He He finished secondary school (fine arts) and police officers' training course. He joined the RSMI on 15 January, 1991. Married. Father of sons Nemanja and Nebojsa. Killed on 15 September in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Mazic, Stari Trg, Kosovska Mitrovica municipality.

Nebojsa Vicentijevic, the member of the reserve police, born at Kosovska Mitrovica on 19 October, 1971. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering). The student of the fourth year the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Pristina. Worked for "Elektrodistribucija" at Kosovska Mitrovica. Not married. Killed on 13 September in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Likovac, Srbica municipality.

Sinisa Mihajlovic, the member of the reserve police, born at Stimlje on 13 November, 1965. He finished secondary business school. Worked at the Stimlje municipality Revenue Office. Married. Father of Dejan (son) and Danijela (daughter). Killed in the terrorist attack on 10 September around 23h00 in the village of Kosare, the municipality of Urosevac, on the Urosevac - Stimlje road.

Goran Andric, born on 6 November, 1975 at Smederevska Palanka. He finished secondary school and police officers' training course. The member of the RSMI since 1997. Not married. Killed on 23 August in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the village of Dulje, Suva Reka municipality.

Goran Milenkovic, born on 8 January, 1971 in the village of Donja Gusterica, Lipljan municipality. He finished elementary school. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Pristina. Not married. Killed on 20 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Lapusnik, Glogovac municipality.

Milomir Krvavac, born at Pljevlja on 23 January, 1865. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1991. Not married. Killed on 20 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Zociste, Orahovac municipality.

Miroslav Klasnja, born in Belgrade on 27 June, 1963. He finished secondary business school. Married. Killed on 19 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Cerovik, Klina municipality.

Miroslav Petrovic, born on 20 October, 1964 at Rudnik, the municipality of Obilic. He finished secondary school (mining) and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1991. Died on 18 August at the MMA from grave wounds inflicted in the terrorist attack carried out on 9 September and launched against the police officers in the region of Biteska Cuka, Djakovica municipality.

Goran Petrovic, born in Belgrade in 1968. Joined the RSMI in 1995. Married. Father of a five year old girl. Killed in the terrorist attack carried out on 15 August in the village of Lodja, Pec municipality.

Srdjan Perovic, born at Pec on 20 December, 1962. He finished secondary police school at Vucitrn and graduated from the Military Academy. Joined the RSMI in 1981. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack in the village of Lodja, Pec municipality on 6 July. His dead body was found on 16 August.

Miomir Stojanovic, born at Pec on 26 December, 1955. He finished High Technical School (traffic engineering) in Belgrade. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Pec since 1981. Died on 16 August at the MMA in Belgrade from serious wounds inflicted in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality on 2 August.

Zoran Anicic, born at Prijepolje on 26 September, 1970. He finished secondary school (trading) and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1994. Not married. Killed on 16 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Ljubenic, Pec municipality.

Dragan Stojanovic, born at Prokuplje on 21 November, 1966. He finished secondary school (mechanical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1993. Married. Father of two children. Killed on 16 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Blace, Suva Reka municipality.

Zdravko Miskin, born on 1 February, 1957 at Nova Gajdobra, Backa Palanka municipality. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI in 1976. Married. Father of three children. Killed on 15 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Voksa, Decani municipality.

Dragoljub Sukovic, born on 13 November, 1960 at Kovin. Graduated from the National Defense Faculty. Joined the RSMI in 1984. Married, father of two children. Killed on 15 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Voksa, Decani municipality.

Gojko Vojnovic, born on 3 December, 1958 at Kruscic, Kula municipality. He finished secondary agricultural school at Sombor and training course for traffic policemen. Joined the RSMI in 1979 and worked as a traffic policeman at the Police Station Vrbas. Married, father of two children. Killed on 15 August in the terrorist attack launched by the Albanian terrorists against the police officers in the village of Voksa, Decani municipality.

Milorad Radjenovic, born on 16 May, 1962 in the village of Malo Ocijevo, Drvar municipality. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica and graduated from the Military Academy. Joined the RSMI in 1981. Married, father of Nadja. Killed on 15 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Voksa, Decani municipality.

Zoran Jovanovic, born at Lebane on 19 July, 1973. He finished secondary school (administration) and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1994. Not married. Killed on 10 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Bites, Djakovica municipality.

Zdravomir Bukilic, born at Kolasin on 22 September, 1970. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering) and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1991. Not married. Killed on 9 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Bojan Kocic, born at Leskovac on 14 January, 1975. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI in 1993. Not married. Killed on 9 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Zoran Djokic, born at Leskovac on 7 September, 1970. He finished secondary school (metal processing practices) and police officers' training course. Worked at the RSMI since 1992. Married, father of one daughter, Tijana. Killed on 9 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Srdjan Draskovic, born at Skoplje on 7 November, 1967. He finished secondary (medical/nursing) school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Married, father of two daughters. Killed on 9 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Nebojsa Savic, born on 5 June, 1967 in the village of Manjak, Vladicin Han municipality. He finished secondary school (electrical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1993. Married, father of a two-year old boy. Killed on 5 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Rakovina, Djakovica municipality.

Srecko Marjanovic, born on 2 May, 1973 at Valjevo. He finished elementary school. The member of the reserve police since 1994. Not married. Died on 4 August at the MMA in Belgrade from serious wounds inflicted in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers in the region of Srbica on 1 August, 1998.

Miroslav Peric, born on 8 April, 1952 at Djeneral Jankovic, Kacanik municipality. He finished secondary business school. Worked at the RSMI since 1994. Married, father of three sons. Died on 3 August at the MMA in Belgrade from serious wounds inflicted in the terrorist attack launched on 31 July in the village of Zborce, Stimlje municipality.

Branislav Veselinovic, born at Sabac on 16 December, 1972. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI in 1989. Married, father of a four- year old girl. Killed on 3 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Markmalj, Srbica municipality.

Zeljko Bozic, born at Visegrad on 27 January, 1952. Joined the RSMI in 1991. Married, father of two sons. Killed on 2 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Jablanica, Djakovica municipality.

Nenad Belosevic, born on 5 October, 1973 in the village of Crkolez, Istok municipality. He finished secondary business school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1994. Married. Killed on 2 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Elvis Sunjevic, born at Rijeka on 13 April, 1969. He finished secondary police school at Vucitrn. Joined the RSMI in 1988. Married. Killed on 2 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Sasa Jankovic, born on 18 September, 1972 in the village of Donja Budriga, Gnjilane municipality. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Gnjilane, employed at "Kosmet-prevoz" company. Not married. Killed on 2 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Crnoljevo, Stimlje municipality.

Branko Djuricic, born on 4 July, 1969 in the village of Grabanica, Klina municipality. He finished secondary school mechanical engineering) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1990. Not married. Killed on 2 August in the terrorist attack in the village of Grabanica, Klina municipality.

Zlatko Petrovic, born on 4 June, 1960 in the village of Gornje Korminjane, Kosovska Kamenica municipality. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Gnjilane, employed at the mill producing central heating radiators. Married, father of a eight-year old boy. Killed on 1 August in the terrorist attack in the region of the village of Malisevo, Orahovac municipality.

Momir Pesic, born at Pec on 13 April, 1968. He finished secondary technical school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1992. Not married. Died on 1 August at the MMA in Belgrade from serious wounds inflicted in the terrorist attack launched on 26 July on the road between the villages of Dulje and Blace, Suva Reka municipality.

Mladen Batancev, born at Novi Knezevac on 27 October, 1956. He finished secondary technical school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1993. Married, father of two sons. Died on 29 July at the MMA in Belgrade from grave wound inflicted in the terrorist attack launched on 23 July in the village of Rastavica, Decani municipality.

Goran Cecaric , born at Bajina Basta on 19 March, 1966. He finished secondary school for mechanical engineers and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1991. Married, father of a two- year old girl. Killed on 27 July in the terrorist attack in the village of Mlecane, the municipality of Klina.

Dragan Milic, born on 21 November, 1961 at Urosevac. The member of the reserve police of the Secretariat at Urosevac, the employee of the company "17 novembar". Married, father of two sons. Killed on 27 July in the terrorist attack in the village of Gornje Nerodimlje, Urosevac municipality.

Bora Stefanovic, born at Soko Banja on 13 June, 1970. He finished High School of the Ministry of the Interior. Joined the RSMI in 1995. Married. Father of one daughter, Andrijana (1996). Killed on 25 July in the terrorist attack carried out with sniper weapons near the village of Crnoljevo, Stimlje municipality.

Velibor Stojanovic, born at Vranje on 14 December, 1974. He finished secondary school (hides and skins processing and designing) and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1994. Not married. Killed in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers carried out with mortars in the village of Junik, Decani municipality on 25 July.

Bicok Zoltan, born on 22 October, 1964 at Crvenka, the municipality of Kula. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI in 1983. Married. Father of two sons, Boris (1987) and Dejan (1992). Killed on 23 July in the terrorist attack carried out with hand grenades, automatic rifles and snipers in the village of Rastavica, the municipality of Decani.

Zoran Ceranic, born at Pec on 17 October, 1962. He finished secondary business school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1993. Married, father of three children, daughter Svetlana (1986), son Milan (1991) and daughter Bosiljka (1997). Killed on 22 July in the terrorist attack launched with automatic fire arms against the police officers in the village of Breznaik, Pec municipality.

Dejan Trifunovic, born on 12 August, 1974 in the village of Vidanje, Klina municipality. He finished secondary school for mechanical engineers and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1996. Not married. Killed on 21 July in the terrorist attack launched with hand mortars, mortars, machine-guns, automatic rifles and hand grenades at Mala Krasta, Orahovac municipality.

Goran Tiosavljevic, born on 17 September, 1969 at Baljevac on Ibar. He finished secondary school (tourism) at Kraljevo, police officers' training course and traffic policemen training course. Joined the RSMI in 1990. Married. His daughter Marija was born in 1994. Killed on 19 July in the terrorist attack at Orahovac.

Sasa Filipovic, born at Mojkovac on 10 February, 1974. He finished secondary school and police officers' training course. Joined the RSMI in 1997. Married. His son Nemanja was born in 1996. Killed on 17 July in the terrorist attack carried out with snipers, automatic rifles and hand mortars in the village of Grabac, Klina municipality.

Dejan Prica, born on 28 October, 1971 at Kosovska Mitrovica. Graduated from the Faculty od Physical Education. The member of the RSMI since 1996. Not married. Killed on 16 July in the terrorist attack at Kosovska Mitrovica.

Ivan Erakovic, born at Prokuplje on 1 June, 1967. He finished secondary school and High School of Agriculture. Joined the RSMI in 1994. Married, father of one son, Milan. Killed on 12 July in the terrorist attack carried out with sniper and automatic weapons in the village of Crnobreg, Decani municipality.

Dejan Mihajlovic, born at Uzice on 17 September, 1971. He finished secondary school for mechanical engineers and police officers' training course. The member of the RSMI since 1992. Not married. Killed on 11 July in the terrorist attack performed with hand mortars, automatic rifles and sniper arms in the village of Streoc, Decani municipality.

Petar Rajkovic, born on 18 July, 1976 at Kovin. He finished secondary police school. Joined the RSMI in 1995. Not married. Killed on 10 July in the terrorist attack launched with sniper arms against the police in the village of Prilep, Decani municipality.

Mirko Radunovic, born on 13 October, 1962 in the village of Dasinovac, Decani municipality. He finished secondary police school at Vucitrn. Joined the RSMI on 1 July, 1981. Married, father of two children, Aleksandar (1982) and Andrijana (1985). His father Milos and mother Milica were kidnapped by the terrorists and then killed. Killed in the terrorist attack launched on 6 July by firing hand mortar grenades in the village of Lodja, Pec municipality.

Dejan Prelevic, born on 29 July, 1974 in the village of Kovrage, Istok municipality. He finished secondary police school at Sremska Kamenica. Joined the RSMI on 16 June, 1994. Not married. Killed on 6 July in the terrorist attack launched by hand mortar grenades in the village of Lodja, Pec municipality.

Milorad Rajkovic, born on 16 January, 1957 in the village of Brolic, Pec municipality. The member of the reserve police of the RSMI since 1985. Married, father of three sons Vesko, Veljko and Dusan. Killed in the terrorist attack launched on 6 July in the village of Lodja, Pec municipality.

Wounded

Bozidar Damjanovic and Zvonko Djordjevic, the policemen of the Secretariat of the Interior (SI) at Prizren (Orahovac Section), wounded on 24 January in the village of Malesevo when the Albanian separatists opened fire from automatic weapons at the police patrol in its police vehicle. Damjanovic was inflicted serious wounds and Djordjevic light ones.

Milenko Kandic, the police officer of the SI - Decani Section. He was inflicted light wounds on 19 February. Five masked and armed terrorists had stopped the car that Kandic was driving. The terrorists had ordered him to step out of the vehicle, beat him and inflicted light wounds on him.

Pavle Damjanovic and Slavisa Matejic were inflicted grave wounds on 28 February in the attacks launched by the terrorists on 28 February in the village of Likosane, Glogovac municipality.

Zeljko Mrdalj, Zivko Tomic, Predrag Fabijanic, Nenad Sare, Zeljko Pavasovic, Nenad Vujosevic, Stevo Bogojevic and Miodrag Krtinic were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 15 March at Jasari family compound in the village of Donje Prekaze, Srbica municipality.

Sinisa Arandjel, the police officer of the police section at Kijevo was wounded on 16 March in the terrorist attack launched around 20h20 by the Albanian separatists, firing from automatic weapons and hand grenades at the members of this police section.

Rajko Rajkovic and Sinisa Vidic were inflicted serious wounds and Filip Raicevic, Slobodan Jokic, Milan Jevtic, Miroslav Vulic and Vladica Radosavljevic were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched by the Albanian terrorists on 24 March around 15h45 in the village of Glodjane. The terrorists using automatic weapons and hand grenades had attacked the police officers from Djakovica and Decani police stations.

Budimir Spasic, the reserve police officer of the police section at Vranjevac (the Secretariat at Pristina) was lightly wounded in the attack of the Albanian separatists launched against this police section on 13 April around 23h25. The terrorists had used hand grenades.

Dragos Tomovic, the policeman of the Secretariat at Kosovska Mitrovica, was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 14 April around 23h25 in the village of Donje Stranovce, Vucitrn municipality. The policeman was attacked on his way to work and the terrorists had used automatic fire arms.

Gligorije Milojevic was inflicted serious wounds and Miroslav Miletic light ones in the terrorist attack carried out on 24 April. On the road Klina - Srbica, in the village of Resnik, the terrorists had attacked the police officers in their police vehicle from the ambush. They had used hand mortars, machine-guns and automatic rifles.

Predrag Djukic was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 25 April around 18h00 at Kijevo. The Albanian terrorists, firing from automatic fire arms, had attacked the Kijevo police officers in their police vehicle.

Slavisa Ivezic was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 26 April around 10h10 in the village of Belance, Klina municipality, on the Pristina - Pec road. The Albanian terrorists had attacked the police car from the ambush. They used machine-guns, automatic weapons and hand grenades.

Srdjan Ilic and Bojan Nikolic were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack that took place on 27 April, half an hour past midnight, at Pirane near Prizren, on the road from Prizren to Djakovica. The traffic policemen Nikolic and Ilic were carrying out their routine control of vehicles. The Albanian terrorists had attacked them with hand mortars, hand grenades and automatic fire arms from one "BMW" car with Swiss registration plate , one "Lada" passenger car with Prizren registration plate and one "Mercedes van" with Podgorica registration plate.

Dobrivoje Krstic sustained light injuries in the terrorist attack launched on 1 May around 03h30 in the vicinity of the village of Turicivac, Srbica municipality. The terrorist fired from sniper arms at the members of the RSMI who were in their police vehicles.

Dejan Vucic, Ivica Jovanovic, Dejan Stevanovic, Djuro Stanojcic and Iso Agovic were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack that took place on 3 May around 10h15 in the village of Ponosevac, Djakovica municipality. The terrorist fired from automatic weapons at the traffic police patrol of the police section Ponosevac.

Jovica Jovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 6 May around 00h50 at the bus terminal at Kosovska Mitrovica. The terrorists fired from automatic weapons at the police patrol.

Kondic was badly wounded and Slavisa Pumpalovic was inflicted lighter wounds in the terrorist attack on 7 May around 18h50 launched against the police outpost of Lausa, Srbica municipality.

Cedomir Bozovic was wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 8 May around 11h00 in the village of Smonica, Djakovica municipality. The terrorists had fired from automatic fire arms at the members of the Ministry who were in their police vehicle.

Zoran Cmiljanic, Srecko Filipovic and Srdjan Markovic were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 8 May around 15h00 on the Pristina - Pec road near the village of Belance, Klina municipality. The police officers, who were in their police car, were attacked by hand mortars, automatic rifles and hand grenades.

Svetislav Petrovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 12 May around 03h45 in Ljubotenska street at Pristina. The terrorists used automatic fire arms and hand grenades.

Milivoje Zakic, Sasko Djuric and Rados Soskic were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack on 12 May around 11h10 on the Ratkovac - Bratotin road, the municipality of Orahovac. The terrorists had attacked from the ambush and fired from automatic fire arms at the members of the Ministry who were in their police cars.

Ranko Nedeljkovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 13 May around 09h00 near the village of Volujak, Klina municipality. The terrorists had fired from small arms at the policemen in their police car on the road from Klina to Djakovica.

Zoran Dabizljevic, Zelimir Jakovljevic and Vekoslav Popovic were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attacks on 14 May around 8h25 - 18h00 near the village of Zrze Gedza, the municipality of Orahovac. The attack was launched against the members of the Orahovica Interior Office Section. The terrorists had used automatic weapons, hand mortars and snipers.

Predrag Ristic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 17 May around 10h00. The terrorists had attacked the police patrol car on the main Pec - Pristina road. The terrorists had used automatic weapons and hand grenades.

Slavoljub Andrejevic and Sladjan Cubovic were badly wounded and Mladen Tanasijevic, Predrag Rakovic, Mladen Kujovic, Dragoljub Djordjevic and Vladan Peric sustained some lighter injuries in the terrorist attack on 23 May around 15h00 on the main Djakovica - Pec road, near the villages of Prilep. Drenovac and Rastavica, Decani municipality. The Albanian terrorists had fired from automatic weapons, snipers, machine-guns and hand mortars at the line of police vehicle of the Secretariat at Djakovica.

Momcilo Antic and Dimitrije Radovic, the members of the reserve police, were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack on 25 May around 06h45 in the village of Ljubenic, the municipality of Pec. The reserve policemen were in the passenger car and the terrorists had fired from automatic weapons.

Miladin Novakovic was badly injured in the terrorist attack on 25 May around 05h15 in the village of Rastovica, the municipality of Decani, on the Djakovica - Pec road. The terrorists had fired from automatic weapons and hand mortars at the passenger car driven by the police officer Novakovic.

Radojica Jankovic was badly wounded on 29 May around 05h00 in the terrorist attack launched with automatic fire arms at the Celopek police section of the Secretariat at Pec.

Drazen Nastic (1970) was badly wounded on 29 May around 15h00 in the vicinity of Junik, the municipality of Decani in the attack of the Albanian terrorist against the police officers who were securing the refugees' camp at Junik.

Slavko Tomasevic (1962) was badly wounded in the chest in the terrorist attack on 30 May around 18h45 in the centre of Decani, in the Cara Dusana Street. The Albanian terrorists had attacked the police PUNK. On that occasion the policeman Tomasevic was hit by sniper bullet.

Zoran Andrejevic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 1 June around 17h00 in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani. The terrorists had fired at the police officers from sniper arms.

Branislav Marjanovic (1965) was badly wounded on 8 June around 13h00 in the terrorist attack with automatic and other arms launched against the Serb villages of Banje, Srbica municipality and Suvo Grlo, belonging to the municipalities of Srbica and Istok.

Dalibor Bogicevic (1973) was seriously wounded in the terrorist attack on 11 June around 20h30 near the village of Plemetina, the municipality of Obilic, in the vicinity of the thermo-electric power plant "Kosovo B". The terrorists had used automatic arms and hand grenades for the attack against the police officers who were in their police vehicle.

Boban Veljkovic (1969 was badly wounded in the terrorist attack by snipers on 12 June around 10h00 in the region of the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani. The attack was repeated around 12h00 when the policeman, Dusan Kovacevic was also badly wounded.

Nebojsa Veljkovic (1969) was badly wounded and Dimitrije Rasovic (1964) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 14 June around 02h45 on the Pristina - Djakovica road in the village of Rakovina, Djakovica municipality. The attack was launched from the direction of the villages Kraljani, Rakovina and Kramovik and the terrorists had fired from hand mortars, machine-guns, mortars and automatic sniper arms at the police officers located on the safety point in the village of Rakovina.

Nenad Milanovic was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack on 14 June around 15h40 on the Stimlje - Suva Reka road, in the village of Crnaljevo, the municipality of Stimlje. The attack was launched with automatic fire arms against the police officers who were in their police vehicles.

Miloje Petrovic (1962), Slavko Asanin (1973) and Tatjana Milatovic (1966) were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 14 June around 18h50 in the village of Ljubusa, the municipality of Decani. The terrorists fired from automatic fire arms at the vehicle that was transporting police officers of the SI Section at Decani to their work.

Vidomir Salipur (1970) was inflicted lighter wounds in the terrorist attack on 14 June by hand grenade thrown at the police officers of the Secretariat at Pec.

Dragan Obrenovic (1972) and Mladjan Tomic (1968) were inflicted serious wounds and Stojan Petkovic (1948), Vukadin Bajceta (1971) and Rajko Krizic (1962) were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 18 June around 14h00 near the village of Iglarevo, Klina municipality.

Zoltan Tot (1962) sustained light wounds in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers on 22 June around 17h20 from small arms in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Marko Skoric (1974) sustained light wounds in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers on 22 June around 18h15 from sniper arms in the village of Podbrdje, the municipality of Decani.

Nebojsa Milenkovic was lightly wounded in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers on 23 June around 14h30 and 15h00 from small arms in the village of Rakovina, the municipality of Djakovica.

Pedja Boljevic (1969) sustained light wounds in the attack on 24 June from 12h00 to 16h00 from automatic and sniper arms in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Nenad Savic was inflicted serious wounds and Goran Mitic light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 27 June around 14h00 on the Kosovska Mitrovica - Srbica road near the village of Trnavce, the municipality of Srbica. The terrorists had fired from small arms at the police officers who were in their police cars.

Vladimir Terzin (1977) was inflicted serious wounds in the attack launched on 2 July around 10h00 in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani. The terrorists had fired from automatic and sniper arms at the police officers securing the road Djakovica - Pec.

Mica Mitic (1973) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 2 July at 14h45 in the village of Dolovo, Klina municipality. The terrorists had used hand mortars, automatic and sniper weapons and hand grenades and attacked the policed officers who were performing their duty at the safety outpost in this village.

Sasa Jankulin (1976) was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack on 5 July at 15h00 in the village of Rastavica, the municipality of Decani. The terrorists had fired from sniper arms at the police officers who were securing the road Djakovica - Pec.

Dejan Prelevic (1974), Goran Novakovic (1969, Zeljko Novicevic (1973) and Dragan Kesljevic (1954) were inflicted serious wounds and Nenad Zivkovic (1973), Vladan Krstovic, Nenad Milaic (1970) and Borivoje Kuc (1960), the members of the reserve police, were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 6 July, 1998. In the village of Brezanik, the municipality of Pec around 05h30 the terrorists had attacked those Serb families and police officers who took part in braking the siege and rescuing the citizens. The attackers used automatic weapons. On their return to Pec, while leaving the village of Lodja, the terrorists had attacked the line of police vehicles. One of the vehicles, the "Pinzgauer" has hit while the above police officers were wounded.

Milorad Nisovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 8 July around 08h30 at Suva Reka. The terrorists attacked from the ambush, from their "Golf" passenger car at the Moment when Nisovic had stopped his police car in front of the kiosk of the company "Panorama"

Sasa Djordjevic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 8 July at 17h50 from the direction of the village of Voksa, the municipality of Djakovica. The terrorists had fired from various small arms at the police officers who were on duty.

Slobodan Radic was badly wounded on 10 July around 10h00 in the terrorist attack launched from small and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Gornja Klina, the municipality of Srbica.

Dragutin Josifovic was inflicted serious wounds on 10 July around 16h00 in the terrorist attack launched from sniper and automatic arms against the line of police vehicles and vehicles of the Army of Yugoslavia on the Djakovica - Ponosevac road, between Sisman and Nec, the municipality of Djakovica.

Goran Stojankovic (1971) was inflicted serious wounds on 11 July at 18h00 in the terrorist attack launched with hand mortars, automatic and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Streoc, the municipality of Decani.

Branko Vasiljevic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 14 July around 03h00 when the terrorists fired from automatic weapons against the Ljubinje police section of the Secretariat at Pec.

Branislav Kantar, Dusan Stajic and Dragan Meseldzija were badly wounded while Ivica Djuric, Nenad Kostadinovic, Zoran Radic, Predrag Jakovljevic, Nenad Milovic, Goran Jecmenica, Goran Jovanovic, Simeon Milovanovic, Milan Kondzulovic, Milan Marjas, Dejan Dimeski, Goran Antanaskovic, Milan Mitic, Bozo Matic, Radule Popadic and Goran Djuric were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 15 July around 16h00. On the Pec - Kosovska Mitrovica road, in the village of Gornja Klina, the municipality of Srbica the terrorists had fired from various small arms, hand mortars and rocket launchers at the police officers who were in the buses driving in line from the region of the Srbica Interior Section towards Belgrade. One grenade had hit the back of the bus of the RSMI.

Petar Bojcic (1971) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 16 July around 01h40 in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Dragan Petrovic was lightly wounded in the terrorist attack on 16 July around 16h30 launched against the police officers performing their duty in the village of Ljubusa, the municipality of Decani. The terrorists had fired from automatic weapons.

Aleksandar Popovic (1966) was inflicted light wounds by grenade particles in the terrorist attack on 17 July around 09h45 launched against the police officers in the village of Lausa, the municipality of Srbica.

Slavce Stanimirov (1969) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 17 July from 11h00 till 15h45 launched with small arms, snipers and hand mortars against the members of the reserve police section Grabac, the municipality of Klina.

Ristic Vitomir (1974) the member of the reserve police from the village of Janjina voda, was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 18 July around 14h30 from the direction of the village of Leskovcic, the municipality of Obilic. They fired from various small arms at the police officers who were on duty in the village of Janjina voda.

Srdjan Krstic (1976) was lightly wounded in the terrorist attack on 18 July around 17h20 launched from small arms against the police officers in the village of Bela crkva, the municipality of Orahovac.

Zoran Milenkovic (1962) was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack on 18 July around 17h30 launched from hand mortars, automatic and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Grabac, the municipality of Klina.

Rade Matic (1975), Branislav Nikolic (1966), Novica Miladinovic (1972), Jovan Jovancic (1964), Vladica Potic (1966) and Dejan Bogdanovic (1961) were inflicted serious wounds while Darko Popov (1974) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attacks launched at night (18/19 July) in the village of Bela Crkva, the municipality of Orahovac. The terrorists had fired from hand mortars, mortars, machine-guns, automatic and sniper arms at the police officers who took part in breaking the siege of the road leading to Orahovac.

Sadrija Bakic (1951) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack on 19 July at 01h00 launched with hand mortars, automatic and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Crnobreg, Decani municipality.

Goran Zivojinovic (1969) was inflicted serious and Zoran Dimitrijevic (1968) light wounds in the terrorist attack on 19 July in the evening hours launched with mortars, hand mortars, automatic and snipers arms against the police officers who took part in breaking the siege of Orahovac.

Zdravko Mudrinic (1973) was seriously wounded in the terrorist attack on 20 July around 07h35 launched from automatic weapons against the police officers in the village of Podbrdje, the municipality of Decani.

Vojkan Petrovic (1970) and Dragan Radanovic (1979) were inflicted serious wounds on 20 July in the terrorist attack lasting from 10h00 till 15h00 launched with mortars, hand mortars, machine-guns, automatic weapons and hand grenades against the police at Orahovac.

Dejan Kuruc (1975) was badly wounded on 21 July around 19h00 in the terrorist attack launched with hand mortars, automatic and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Gornji Streoc, the municipality of Decani.

Milan Grcej was badly wounded on 24 July at 11h45 in the terrorist attack launched with automatic and sniper arms against the police officers while performing their usual duties between the villages of Pobrdje and Voksa, the municipality of Decani.

Mihailo Pekic (1972) was inflicted light wounds on 25 July at 12h30 in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the policemen who were in their police vehicles.

Dragoslav Kitanovic (1970) was inflicted light wounds on 25 July around 13h00 in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police officers in the village of Dulje, the municipality of Suva Reka.

Predrag Vasiljevic (1971) was inflicted light wounds on 25 July around 13h30 in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers who were in their police vehicles in the village of Iglarevo, the municipality of Klina.

Zoran Lapajne (1967) and Goran Miladinovic (1972) were badly wounded on 25 July in the terrorist attack lasting from 15h00 till 16h00 launched with automatic and sniper arms near the village of Crnoljevo, the municipality of Stimlje.

Dragan Jovicic (1967) was badly injured on 25 July at 17h00 in the terrorist attack launched with automatic and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Podgradje, the municipality of Klina.

Milan Nedeljkovic (1974) was inflicted light wounds on 25 July around 18h00 in the terrorist attack launched with automatic arms against the policemen in the village of Josanica, the municipality of Klina.

Nenad Cosic (1971), Branislav Jankovic, Nenad Sljivic, Dejan Stankov and Vojislav Jovanovic were inflicted light wounds on 25 July around 18h30 in the terrorist attack launched with mortars and automatic weapons against the police officers between the villages of Voksa and Junik, the municipality of Decani.

Stevan Lolic (1953) was inflicted light wounds on 25 July around 23h00 in the terrorist attack launched with mortars, machine-guns, automatic and sniper weapons against the police officers in the village of Junik, Decani municipality.

Dragan Scelanovic (1960) and Zoran Stojadinovic (1972) were badly wounded while Dusan Zivanovic was inflicted lights wounds on 25 July in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police officers in the village of Lapusnik, Glogovac municipality.

Danilo Djorac (1969) was inflicted light wounds on 26 July at 12h00 in the terrorist attack carried out with hand mortar, machine-gun and sniper weapons against the police officers in their police vehicles in the village of Stepenica, Klina municipality.

Vladan Krstovic (1971) was inflicted light wounds on 26 July at 17h00 in the terrorist attack launched with hand mortar, automatic and sniper arms against the police officers in the village of Iglarevo, Klina municipality.

Slavoljub Stamenkovic (1969) was inflicted light wounds on 26 June at 13h00 in the terrorist attack launched with hand mortars, mortars, machine-guns, automatic and sniper arms against the policemen in their police vehicles on the road between the villages of Dulje and Blace, the municipality of Suva Reka.

Srdjan Places (1977) was inflicted light wounds on 26 July around 18h00 in the village of Iglarevo on the road Pec - Pristina. One trailer truck type "Mercedes" towing one empty tank-trailer was blown up by a mine laid by the Albanian terrorists.

Zoran Dimitrov (1964) and Goran Grbic (1965) were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 27 July launched with hand mortars, automatic and sniper rifles, machine-guns and hand grenades in the village of Ridjevo, the municipality of Klina.

Dragan Djurovic was badly wounded and Milomir Cabarkapa was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 27 July launched with hand mortars, machine-guns, automatic and sniper rifles against the police patrol in the village of Iglarevo, Klina municipality.

Ristim Agusi was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 28 July launched by the terrorists who had come to the FR of Yugoslavia from the Republic of Albania.

Nebojsa Paunovic (1977) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack on 28 July launched with machine-guns, automatic and sniper arms in the village of Dusevic, the municipality of Klina.

Ivan Radevic (1973) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 28 July with sniper arms in the village of Gornji Streoci, the municipality of Decani.

Zoltan Cekete (1966) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 28 July with sniper arms in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Radoje Adamovic (1963) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 28 July in the village of Kijevo, the municipality of Klina.

Goran Petrusic (1965) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 31 July with machine-guns, snipers and automatic rifles in the village of Josanica, the municipality of Klina.

Slavisa Nestorovic (1966) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 1 August with small arms, hand mortars, mortars and automatic rifles in the village of Gornja Josanica, the municipality of Klina.

Zvonko Tasic (1974) and Vladica Aritonovic (1964) were badly wounded and Radovan Peric (1964) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August with automatic weapons in the villages of Crnoljevo and Zborce, the municipality of Stimlje.

Ljubisa Maksimovic (1970), Zoran Tmusic (1964), Petko Milicevic (1967), Mladjo Martinovic (1975), Damjan Jovanovic (1968), Dragoljub Vukcevic (1962), Djordje Karan (1977), Nebojsa Pavicevic (1972) and Marko Radovanovic (1976) were badly wounded and Milojko Nikolic (1964) and Ivica Stojanovic got only light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Sasa Ibric (1970) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August near the village of Dusevica, the municipality of Klina.

Zoran Nikolic (1968) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August with automatic arms in the village of Babaloc, Decani municipality.

Slobodan Denic (1962) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August with automatic arms in the village of Jablanica, the municipality of Djakovica..

Zeljko Novakovic was badly wounded and Milisav Vuksic and Damir Balanac got only light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August with automatic weapons in the village of Rautovica.

Dragan Vucinic (1963) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 2 August with automatic arms in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Stanko Dimic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August with automatic arms in the village of Zborci, the municipality of Stimlje.

Dragan Todorovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August against the police officers who were securing the route Srbica - Poljanice.

Tihomir Tmusic (1967) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 August in the village of Rastavica, the municipality of Decani.

Slavko Nikolic (1972) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 3 August with automatic weapons in the village of Poljance, the municipality of Srbica. Zvonimir Mircic (1971) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 3 August in the village of Ovcarevo, the municipality of Srbica.

Milenko Tesic (1970), Cedomir Kosanic (1968) and Zoran Jankovic (1971) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 3 August in the village of Makrmalj, Srbica municipality.

Radomir Manic (1961), Nebojsa Rancic (1964), Boban Vasic (1970), Branimir Jovanovic (1970), Dragan Ilic (1970) and Branko Popovic (1960) were wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 3 August in the village of Crmljane, Djakovica municipality.

Obrad Karapandzic (1963) was badly wounded and Dejan Cvetkovic (1973) and Miroslav Radunovic (1968) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 4 August with small arms in the village of Rakovina, Djakovica municipality.

Dragan Dimic was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 5 August with mortars in the village of Rakovina, the municipality of Djakovica.

Goran Dragic (1972) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 7 August with automatic arms in the village of Cubrelj, Srbica municipality.

Radivoje Perisic (1964) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 9 August in the village of Crnobreg, Decani municipality.

Slobodan Veljkovic (1968) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 9 August with automatic weapons in the village of Glodjani, Decani municipality.

Stojan Stojmenovic (1970) and Slavoljub Trajkovic (1968) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 9 August with automatic weapons in the village of Dujak, the municipality of Djakovica.

Radule Sedlarevic (1969) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 9 August with automatic weapons in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Zoran Radovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 9 August with automatic weapons in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani.

Ivica Milenkovic (1969), Predrag Markovic (1963) and Dragisa Miric (1970) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 9 August in the region of "Biteska cuka", the municipality of Djakovica.

Milan Djordjevic (1970) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 10 August with automatic arms in the village of Gabrica, the municipality of Kacanik.

Zoran Veljkovic and Bratislav Antic were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 10 August with automatic arms in the village of Bites, the municipality of Djakovica.

Milan Domazetovic (1962) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out with automatic arms on 10 August in the village of Junik, the municipality of Decani.

Ranko Zdrnja (1965) was badly wounded and Ljubisa Jovic (1967) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 10 August with automatic and sniper arms in the village of Gramocelj, the municipality of Decani.

Mile Nikolic, Djuro Vabros (1954) and Srecko Gacic (1977) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 11 August with hand mortars in the village of Glodjani, the municipality of Decani.

Milen Gasic (1975) was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 11 August with hand mortars in the village of Erec, the municipality of Djakovica.

Zoran Stankovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 15 August in the village of Brezanik, Pec municipality.

Srecko Aleksic was badly wounded and Goroljub Djordjevi (1960) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 15 August against the police officers who were on duty on the safety PUNKTU in the vicinity of the villages Nasec, Grazdanik and Atmadza, the municipality of Prizren.

Zoran Milanovic (1974) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 16 August with automatic weapons, mortars and hand mortars in the village of Blace, the municipality of Suva Reka.

Tomislav Arsic and Dragan Smiljkovic got some light wounds on 17 August around 07h30 at Orahovac. The Albanian terrorists have placed hand grenades activated by a move.

Nebojsa Boljevic was badly wounded on 17 August around 12h00 in the terrorist attack carried out with snipers against the police officers at Stari Trg, the municipality of Kosovska Mitrovica.

Tomislav Asanin got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 18 August around 09h00 in the village of Lodja, the municipality of Pec. During the search of the ground the mine, laid by the Albanian terrorists, was activated.

Miroslav Cirkovic (1969) and Goran Marinkovic (1967) were badly wounded and Budimir Vasiljevic got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 19 August around 07h00 with automatic rifles, machine-guns, hand mortars and hand grenades. The target was the police patrol in the village of Cerovik, the municipality of Klina.

Milan Djurisic and Dejan Pavlovic (1971) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 19 August around 14h00 with automatic arms against the policemen in the village of Zociste, the municipality of Orahovac.

Goran Vostic got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 20 August around 12h00 with automatic weapons, hand mortars and mortars against the police officers and villagers of Zociste, the municipality of Orahovac.

Dusan Barac (1971) was badly wounded and Rade Milutinov (1971) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 23 August around 09h00 with small arms against the police officers in the village of Dulje, the municipality of Suva Reka.

Vladislav Krivokapic (1966) and Stanislav Drinic (1968) were badly wounded and Goran Stojanovic (1970), Boban Stankovic (1973) and Ljubisa Cvetkovic (1970) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 23 August with small arms against the policemen in the village of Cafa Dulje, Suva Reka municipality.

Slavoljub Paunovic (1970) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 23 August around 18h50 with small arms against the policemen in the vicinity of the village of Restane, Suva Reka municipality.

Dimitrije Rasovic (1964) was badly wounded and Nenad Bosanac (1974) got some light wounds in an explosion of an anti-tank mine laid by the terrorists. On 24 August around 14h30 on the road between the villages of Korenica and Ramoc, the municipality of Djakovica, the police vehicle had hit the mine.

Sasa Cvetkovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out with automatic fire arms against the police officers on 24 August at 16h00 in the village of Zociste, the municipality of Orahovac.

Djoka Dimic (1964) got some light wounds on 24 August at 18h40 between the villages of Huljaj and Pobrdje, the municipality of Decani. Namely, the Albanian terrorists had laid the grenade activated by a move.

Nenad Radojcic (1967) was badly wounded on 25 August at 10h10 in the village of Dulje, the municipality of Suva Reka in the terrorist attack carried out with mortars, hand mortars, automatic fire arms and activated hand grenades.

Dragan Petkovic (1975) was badly wounded on 26 August around 08h00 in the terrorist attack carried out with machine-guns, hand mortars, automatic and sniper weapons against the policemen in the village of Dusevici, the municipality of Klina.

Ljubisa Andjelkovic (1965) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 30 August at 14h50 with automatic and sniper arms against the policemen who were on duty at the safety in the village of Rakovina, the municipality of Djakovica. Miroslav Rakonjac (1963) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 1 September at 14h00 with automatic fire arms against the police officers in the village of Lez, the municipality of Prizren.

Miroljub Ristic was badly wounded and Nenad Aleksic got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out on 1 September at 16h20 in the village of Lez, the municipality of Prizren. The terrorists fired with automatic arms, hand mortars and mortars at the police officers.

Bratislav Miljkovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 2 September around 15h30 with automatic arms against the police officers in the region of the village of Jeskovo, the municipality of Prizren.

Radivoje Vojinovic (1970) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack caried out on 3 September around 14h00 with hand mortars, small arms and hand grenades activated against the police officers in the village of Jeskovo, the municipality of Prizren.

Jovica Stojkovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out on 3 September around 16h00 with automatic weapons against the police officers in the region of the village of Drenovac, the municipality of Orahovac.

Radoslav Novakovic got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms in the afternoon hours on 3 September against the police officers in the region of the village of Ceskovo, the municipality of Klina.

Aleksandar Radojcic was inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack launched with automatic arms and hand mortars around 09h00 on 4 September against the police officers in the village of Drenovac, the municipality of Orahovac.

Miroslav Nikolic got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms around 15h00 on 7 September in the village of Sicevo, the municipality of Klina.

Slavisa Ristic (1964), the member of the reserve police was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms around 22h00 on 7 September at a place called "Crvene karpe", the municipality of Strpce.

Nenad Petkovic (1971) the member of the reserve police got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms around 14h00 on 9 September in the region of the villages Gornje Nerodimlje, Jezerce and Gornja Plesina, the municipality of Urosevac.

Slobodan Samac (1970) was badly wounded around 19h00 on 10 September in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police section in the village of Sicevo, the Interior Affairs Section at Klina.

Nenad Jovanovic (1968) was badly wounded and Predrag Obradovic (1975), Zoran Dabic (1974), Dusan Kajkut (1967) and Desimir Ljusic (1957) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out around 16h45 on 15 September. The terrorists had laid a mine.

Bogdan Vuckovic (1962) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out at 10h00 on 15 September with small arms against the police officers at Stari Trg, the municipality of Kosovska Mitrovica.

Dragan Kovacevic and Boris Plahota were badly wounded and Mirko Milosevic, Milan Spasojevic, Miroslav Plavsic, Miroslav Suluburic and Aca Jovicic got some light wounds in the terrorist attacks launched around 10h00 and 15h40 on 16 September with automatic fire arms against the police officers in the region of the Huseinovici family compound at Stari Trg, the municipality of Kosovska Mitrovica.

Nebojsa Jovic (1973) was badly wounded on 17 September around 09h20 at the safety outpost in the village of Rakovina, Djakovica municipality. While touring this post he stepped on the wire connected to the hand grenade fuse laid by the Albanian terrorists.

Vuk Rondovic (1968) was badly wounded and Slavko Markovic (1952) and Krstivoje Jacovic (1958) got some light wounds in the attack carried out at 15h25 on 19 September on the road Srbica - Glogovac, near the village of Makrmalj, the municipality of Srbica. The attack was launched with hand mortar and the target was the line of police vehicles.

Vladan Velickovic, Sasa Milosevic, Milan Krasic and Drago Djurovic were badly wounded and Sasa Simov and Zoran Stanisic got some light wounds in the terrorist attacks carried out on 22 September against the police officers in the region of the municipalities of Glogovac and Obilic.

Marko Galo was badly wounded and Milutin Ivanovic got some light wounds in the terrorist attacks launched on 22 September against the police officers in the village of Osljane, Vucitrn municipality.

Milosav Popovic (1967) was badly wounded and Goran Popovic (1968) and Bojan Vukovic (1974) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched with small arms on 23 September against the policemen in the region of the municipality of Obilic.

Slavoljub Ivanovic (1945) and Micko Vranic (1971) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out at 15h20 on 23 September against the police officers in the village of Osljane, the municipality of Vucitrn.

Radoje Cvetinovic (1961) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched around 22h30 on 23 September against the police officers in the village of Dubovac, the municipality of Vucitrn.

Vukomanovic Milan (1971), Vukadinovic Zdravo (1968) and Trifunovic Draga (1964) were inflicted serious wounds in the terrorist attack launched against the police around 14h15 on 25 September in the region of the village of Likovac, the municipality of Srbica.

Todorovic Miroslav (1969), Vujisic Goran (1969), Petrovic Ljubomir (1962), Jankovic Milomir (1962) and Gajic Radomir (1971) were inflicted serious wound around 16h45 on 25 September in the region of the village of Donje Obrinje, Srbica municipality.

Slavoljub Djurisic (1963) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police officers at 14h45 on 27 September in the region of Studenica, the municipality of Strpce.

Branislav Colic (1971) and Igor Djokic (1975) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police officers at 15h30 on 27 September in the region of the villages of Dramnjak, Malopoljce and Petrovi, the municipality of Stimlje.

Sasa Stojanovic (1972), Goran Jovicic (1966) and Sasa Skoric (1966) were badly wounded in the terrorist attacks launched with automatic weapons, mortars, hand mortars and sniper arms against the police officers on 28 September (from 08h00 till 16h15) in the village of Budakovo, the municipality of Suva Reka.

Zlatko Jajic (1961) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out with automatic fire arms at 10h30 on 28 September in the village of Vranic, the municipality of Suva Reka.

Bogoljub Krgovic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched in the afternoon hours on 29 September against the police officers located in the village of Ostrozub, the municipality of Malisevo.

Miroslav Pavletovic (1967) and Dragan Trajkovic (1965) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms against the police officers and villagers around 01h40 on 30 September in the village of Donja Bitinja, the municipality of Strpce.

Nebojsa Djurdjevic (1977) was badly wounded and Jovan Vasic (1965) got some light wounds in the attack launched with small arms around 15h30 on 8 October against the police officers in the village of Vitak, the municipality of Srbica.

Jovan Radojevic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms around 17h00 on 10 October against the policemen who were securing the main road Pristina - Pec in the village of Djurdjica, the municipality of Glogovac.

Ljubisa Madjerovic (1971) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police officers around 15h45 on 12 October in the village of Lausa, Srbica municipality.

Vladan Radovanovic and Sasa Todorovic were badly wounded and Zoran Damjanovic was inflicted some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched with automatic arms, mortars and hand mortars against the police officers lasting from 18h45 to 20h50 on 14 October between the villages of Ostrozub and Dragobilje, the municipality of Orahovac.

Branko Rajic (1951) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police around 10h00 on 15 October in the village of Likovac, the municipality of Srbica.

Milosav Stanisic was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out against the police officers on 16 October in the village of Miren, the municipality of Lipljan.

Milivoje Markovic and Goran Sofronijevic were badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched against the police officers on 17 October (lasting from 20h00 till 21h30) in the village of Orlate, the municipality of Glogovac.

Predrag Velickoski got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out against the police officers at 06h30 on 17 October in the village of Kraljane, the municipality of Djakovica.

Milivoje Peica was badly wounded and Ljubisa Peric got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out against the police officers at 17h55 on 17 October in the region of Lipovicke sume, the municipality of Lipljan.

Slobodan Stanojevic (1974) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched with small arms against the police officers around 08h00 on 20 October in the village of Sicevo, the municipality of Klina.

Radosav Stojanovic (1966) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried out with small arms against the police officers around 18h30 on 20 October in the village of Zociste, the municipality of Orahovac.

Dejan Lukovic (1972), Goran Petrovic (1972) and Dragan Ilic (1970) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched with hand grenades against the traffic police patrol around 10h00 on 23 October in the village of Dragobilje, the municipality of Orahovac.

Drasko Stosic (1960) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched around 13h30 on 1 November against the police officers who were on duty on the local road in the village of Glodjane, the municipality of Pec.

Sreten Cvetanovic got some light wounds around 11h20 on 10 November in the village of Negrovac, Glogovac municipality. The Albanian terrorist Abedin Bujupi from Orlate, the municipality of Glogovac, had stepped out of the passenger car with Prizren registration plate and opened fire from automatic arms at the police officers who were in their police vehicle.

Sasa Stefanovic, Slavko Amidzic (1972) and Zeljko Mertic (1966) were badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched on 10 November (lasting from 19h00 till 19h55) at Glogovac. The Albanian terrorists had opened fire from automatic weapons and hand mortars at the police officers who were in the premises of the Internal Affairs Section at Glogovac and the premises of the company "Feronikl".

Neven Gloginja (1979) was badly wounded and Boban Radenovic (1972)got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched around 18h00 on 14 November on the regional road Prizren - Djakovica, in the vicinity of the village of Pirane. The Albanian terrorists fire from hand mortars and automatic rifles.

Dejan Krstic (1971) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack carried with small arms against the police officers around 11h20 on 17 November in the village of Trstenik, the municipality of Glogovac.

Slobodan Ramic was badly wounded and Veselin Jozovic and Drago Pisaric got some light wounds in the terrorist attack launched on 18 November (lasting from 22h00 till 22h30) in the village of Dujak, the municipality of Djakovica. The terrorists had fired from automatic arms and hand mortar at the police officers who were in their police car.

Aleksandar Stojanovic (1971), Goran Borovnica (1965) were badly wounded and Pakaji Caba (1975) got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out around 06h40 on 20 November in the village of Prilep, the municipality of Decani. The terrorists had fired from hand mortars and automatic arms at the police officers who were in their transport police vehicle.

Mitar Stanisic, the member of the reserve police got some light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out around 11h20 on 4 December at Pec. Stanisic was securing the General Hospital when one armed couple entered the hall. The terrorist took away the rifle from Stanisic by violence and fired several rafales and then tossed a grenade that did not explode. The woman shot in the direction of Stanisic. After leaving the hospital the terrorist kept firing and the officer Stanisic fired back with his pistol. The woman was killed.

Milos Stevanovic (1975) was badly wounded and Slobodan Pantic (1965) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched around 13h30 on 9 December in the village of Grabanica, the municipality of Klina. The attack was launched with automatic weapons against the police officers who were in their police vehicle.

Golub Stasic (1961) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched at 15h20 on 12 December on the road Pec - Pristina in the village of Balince, the municipality of Klina. Two armed Albanian terrorists had opened fire from automatic arms at the police vehicle.

Bozo Mijic (1971) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack that took place at 21h15 on 12 December in the village of Dujak, the municipality of Djakovica. The terrorists had fired from hand mortar at the police officers in the police vehicle.

Nenad Smigic and Ivica Savic were inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched with mortars, hand mortars and automatic arms around 16h00 on 17 December in the village of Glodjane, the municipality of Decani.

Sladjan Vulevic (1975) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack launched around 14h00 on 18 December. The terrorists had fired from mortars, hand mortars and automatic arms at the police officers in the village of Rznic, the municipality of Decani.

Miodrag Nesic (1956) was badly wounded in the terrorist attack launched at 22h00 on 22 December at Pristina, in the vicinity of the crossing of Miladin Popovic and Velanija streets. The terrorists had fired with automatic weapons at the police officers in the police vehicle.

Drago Pantovic (1972) and Zoran Djokic (1967) were badly wounded and Dragan Djordjevic (1971) was inflicted light wounds in the terrorist attack carried out at 12h30 on 27 December in the village of Obrandza, the municipality of Podujevo. The terrorists had fired from automatic arms, mortars and hand mortars at the police officers who were in their police vehicles.

Nikola Radovic was inflicted light wounds in the terrorists attack launched around 15h00 on 27 December in the village of Saptej, the municipality of Decani. The attack was launched with automatic arms and the terrorists had fired at the police officers who were in the elementary school building.

The list of Serbian Ministry of Interior members wounded and injured in Albanian terroristic gangs actions in autonomous region of Kosovo and Metohia between January 1st and October 31st 1998.

Damjanovic Bozidar, Djordevic Zvonko, Novicevic Radoje (1954), Kandic Milenko, Damjanovic Pavle, Matejic Slavisa, Mrdalj Zeljko, Tomic Zivko, Fabijanic Predrag, Sare Nenad, Pavasovic Zeljko, Vujosevic Nenad, Bogojevic Stevo, Krtinic Miodrag, Arandjel Sinisa, Rajkovic Rajko, Vidic Sinisa, Raicevic Filip, Jokic Slobodan, Jevtic Milan, Vulic Miroslav, Radosavljevic Vladica, Stepanov Nikola, Spasic Budimir, Tomovic Dragos, Milojevic Gligorije (1963), Miletic Miroslav (1963), Dukic Predrag, Ivezic Slavisa (1963), Ilic Srdan, Nikolic Bojan, Krstic Dobrivoje, Vucic Dejan (1970), Jovanovic Ivica (1970), Stevanovic Dejan (1971), Stanojcic Djuro, Agovic Iso (1963), Jovic Jovica, Kondic Goran (1969), Pumpalovic Slavisa (1979), Bozovis Cedomir, Cmiljanic Zoran, Filipovic Srecko, Markovic Srdan, Petrovic Svetislav (1968), Zakic Milivoje (1961), Djuricic Sasko (1963), Soskic Rados (1965), Nedeljkovic Ranko (1965), Dabizljevic Zoran (1964), Jakovljevic Zelimir (1970), Popovic Vekoslav (1966), Ristic Predrag (1949), Andrejevic Slavoljub (1971), Cubovic Sladjan (1972), Tanasijevic Mladen (1974), Djordevic Dragoljub, Peric Vladan, Antic Momcilo, Radovic Dimitrije, Novakovic Miladin (1961), Jankovic Radojica, Nastic Drazen (1970), Marjanovic Branislav (1965), Rakovic Predrag (1971), Vujevic Mladen (1974), Tomasevic Slavko (1962), Andrejevic Zoran (1970), Miladinovic Goran (1972), Jovicic Dragan (1967), Bogicevic Dalibor (1973), Veljkovic Boban (1969), Kovacevic Dusan, Vukojcic Nebojsa (1969), Rasovic Dimitrije (1964), Milanovic Nenad, Petrovic Miloje (1962), Asanin Slavko (1973), Milatovic Tatjana (1966), Salipur Vidomir (1970), Bulatovic Branko (1969), Sedlarevic Radule (1969), Obrenovic Dragan (1972), Tomic Mladjan (1968), Petkovic Stoja (1948), Bajceta Vukadin (1971), Marusic Miloje (1965), Dabizljevic Dragan (1971), Kizic Rajko (1962), Tot Zoltan (1962), Skoric Marko (1974), Milenkovic Nebojsa, Boljevic Pedja (1969), Savic Nenad (1973), Mitic Goran (1966), Terzin Vladimir (1977), Mitic Mica (1973), Jankulin Sasa (1976), Drljevic Dejan (1972), Novakovic Goran (1969), Novicevic Zeljko (1973), Keseljevic Dragan (1954), Zivkovic Nenad (1973), Krstovic Vladan, Milaic Nenad (1970), Kuc Borivoje (1960), Nisovic Milorad, Djordevic Sasa, Radic Slobodan, Josifovic Dragutin, Stojankovic Goran (1971), Vasiljevic Branko, Kantar Branislav, Stajic Dusan, Meseldzija Dragan, Gajic Milorad, Djuric Ivica, Kostadinovic Nenad, Radic Zoran, Jakovljevic Predrag, Milovic Nenad, Jecmenica Goran, Jovanovic Goran, Milovanovic Simeon, Kondzulovic Milan, Marjas Milan, Dimeski Dejan, Antanaskovic Goran, Mitic Milan, Matic Bozo, Popadic Radule, Djuric Goran, Bojcic Petar (1971), Petrovic Dragan, Popovic Aleksandar (1966), Stanimirov Slavce (1969), Ristic Vitomir (1974), Krstic Srdjan (1967), Milenkovic Zoran (1962), Matic Rade (1975), Nikolic Branislav (1966), Miladinovic Novica (1972), Jovancic Jovan (1964), Potic Vladica (1966), Bogdanovic Dejan (1961), Popov Darko (1974), Bakic Sadrija (1951), Zivojinovic Goran (1969), Radojkovic Dejan (1978), Dimitrijevic Zoran (1968), Mudrinic Zdravko (1973), Petrovic Vojkan (1970), Radanovic Dragan (1979), Kuruc Dejan (1975), Grcej Milan, Pekic Mihailo (1972), Kitanovic Dragoslav (1970), Vasiljevic Predrag (1971), Lapajne Zoran (1967), Nedeljkovic Milan (1974), Cosic Nenad (1971), Jankovic Branislav, Sljivic Nenad, Stankov Dejan, Jovanovic Vojislav, Lolic Stevan (1953), Scelanovic Dragan (1960), Stojadinovic Zoran (1972), Pesic Momir (1968), Zivanovic Dusan, Djorac Danilo (1969), Gajic Goran (1970), Krstovic Vladan (1971), Stamenovic Slavoljub (1969), Places Srdjan (1977), Dimitrov Zoran (1964), Grbic Goran (1965), Djurovic Dragan, Cabarkapa Milomir, Agusi Rustem, Paunovic Nebojsa (1977), Radevic Ivan (1973), Cekete Zoltan (1966), Adamovic Radoje (1963), Petrusic Goran (1965), Borcic Dusan (1965), Ilic Milan (1967), Nestorovic Slavisa (1966), Tasic Zvonko (1974), Aritonovic Vladica (1964), Peric Radovan (1964), Maksimovic Ljubisa (1970) Tmusic Zoran (1964), Milicevic Petko (1967), Martinovic Mladjo (1975), Jovanovic Damjan (1968), Vukicevic Dragoljub (1962), Karan Djordje (1977), Pavicevic Nebojsa (1972), Radovanovic Marko (1967), Nikolic Milojko (1964), Stojanovic Ivica (1970), Ibric Sasa (1970), Nikolic Zoran (1968), Denic Dragan (1962), Novakovic Zeljko (1968), Vukcic Milisav (1962), Balanac Damir (1973), Vucinic Dragan (1963), Dimic Stanko (1969), Todorovic Dragan, Tmusic Tihomir (1967), Nikolic Slavko (1972), Mircic Zvonimir (1971), Tesic Milenko (1870), Kosanic Cedomir (1968), Jankovic Zoran (1971), Manic Radovan (1961), Milanov Sinisa, Lecic Milan, Orlovic Mile, Blagojevic Drago, Krstic Boban, Stevanovic Jovica, Mladenovic Spasoje, Vasic Budimir, Rangelov Ivan, Stojanovic Dobrivoje, Vujic Bogdan, Milkic Dusko, Stojanovic Srba, Stevic Milorad, Rancic Nebojsa (1964), Vasic Boban (1970), Jovanovic Branimir (1970), Ilic Dragan (1970), Popovic Branko (1960), Karapandzic Obrad (1963), Sabo Vladimir, Cvetkovic Dejan (1973), Radunovic Miroslav (1968), Dimic Dragan, Dragic Goran (1972), Kojda Mirko (1971), Arsic Nebojsa (1974), Kovacevic Petar, Mitrovic Dragan, Velimirov Uros, Perisic Radivoje (1964), Veljkovic Slobodan (1968), Stojmenovic Stojan (1970), Trajkovic Slavoljub (1968), Sedlarevic Radule (1969), Radovic Zoran, Milenkovic Ivica (1969), Markovic Predrag (1963), Miric Dragisa (1970), Djordjevic Milan (1970), Veljkovic Zoran, Antic Bratislav, Domazetovic Milan (1962), Zdrnja Ranko (1965), Jovic Ljubisa (1967), Nikolic Mile, Vabros Djuro (1954), Gacic Srecko (1977), Gasic Milen (1975), Stankovic Zoran, Aleksic Srecko, Djordjevic Goroljub (1960), Milanovic Zoran (1974), Arsic Tomislav, Smiljkovic Dragan, Boljevic Nebojsa, Asanin Tomislav (1968), Cirkovic Miroslav (1969), Marinkovic Goran (1967), Vasiljevic Budimir, Djuricic Milan, Pavlovic Dejan (1971), Vostic Goran, Barac Dusan (1971), Milutinov Rade (1971), Krivokapic Vladislav (1966), Drinic Stanislav (1968), Stojanovic Goran (1970), Stankovic Boban (1973), Cvetkovic Ljubisa (1970), Paunovic Slavoljub (1970), Rasovic Dimitrije (1964), Bosanac Nenad (1974), Cvetkovic Sasa, Dimic Djoka (1964), Radojcic Nenad (1967), Petkovic Dragan (1975), Andjelkovic Ljubisa (1965), Rakonjac Miroslav (1963), Ristic Miroljub, Aleksic Nenad, Miljkovic Bratislav, Vojinovic Radivoje (1970), Stojkovic Jovica, Nikolic Radoslav, Radojcic Aleksandar, Nikolic Miroslav, Ristic Slavisa (1964), Petkovic Nenad (1971), Samac Slobodan (1970), Stojkovic Branko, Vuckovic Bogdan (1962), Jovanovic Nenad (1968), Obradovic Predrag (1975), Dabic Zoran (1974), Kajkut Dusan (1967), Ljusic Desimir (1957), Milosevic Mirko, Spasojevic Milan, Kovacevic Dragan, Plavsic Miroslav, Sulburic Miroslav, Jovicic Aca, Jovic Nebojsa, Rondovic Vuk (1968), Markovic Slavko (1952), Jacovic Krstivoje (1958), Velickovic Vladan (1969), Milosevic Sasa (1974), Krasic Milan (1978), Djorovic Drago (1968), Simov Sasa (1971), Stanisic Zoran (1965), Galo Marko (1961), Ivanovic Milutin (1973), Popovic Milosav (1967), Popovic Goran (1968), Vukovic Bojan (1974), Ivanovic Slavoljub (1945), Vranic Micko (1971), Cvetinovic Radoje (1961), Vukomanovic Milan (1971), Vukadinovic Zdravko (1968), Todorovic Milosav (1969), Vujisic Goran (1969), Petrovic Ljubomir (1962), Jankovic Milomir (1962), Gajic Radomir (1971), Djurisic Slavoljub (1963), Colic Branislav (1971), Djokic Igor (1975), Stojanovic Sasa (1972), Vasic Milan (1961), Jovicic Goran (1966), Skoric Sasa (1966), Jajic Zlatko (1961), Krgovic Bogoljub, Pavletovic Bogoljub (1967), Trajkovic Dragan (1965), Djurdjevic Nebojsa (1977), Vasic Jovan (1965), Radojevic Jovan, Madjerovic Ljubisa (1971), Radovanovic Vladan, Todorovic Sasa, Damjanovic Zoran, Rajic Branko (1951), Stanisic Milosav (1970), Velickovski Predrag (1965), Pejica Milivoje (1958), Peric Ljubisa (1969), Markovic Milivoje, Sofronijevic Goran, Stanojevic Slobodan (1974), Stojanovic Radosav (1966), Lukovic Dejan (1972), Petrovic Goran (1972) i Ilic Dragan (1970).

The list of citizens and Ministry of Interior members kidnapped by Albanian terrorists between January 1st and October 31st 1998.

Ministry of Interior members

Stoiljkovic Dejan (1949), Bulatovic Ivan (1961), Popadic Rade (1956), Jovanovic Nikola (1974), Remistar Nenad, Perovic Srdjan (1962), Dolasevic Dusko, Baljosevic Djordje, Tomic Nenad, Krstic Zvonko, Matic Boban (1973).