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Coordinating Centre releases names of eight Serbs killed in Kosovo
Belgrade,
23 March 2004
The justice and human rights division of the Coordinating Centre for Kosovo-Metohija has released the names of eight Serbs killed in the latest upsurge of ethnic Albanian violence in Kosovo-Metohija.
Borivoje Spasojevic, 63, and Jana Tucev, 36, killed in the municipality of Kosovska Mitrovica.
Nenad Vesic, 53, killed in the municipality of Lipljan.
Dobrivoje Stolic, 49, and Borko Stolic, 20, killed in the municipality of Strpce.
Boban Peric, 52, killed in Gnjilane.
Zlatibor Trajkovic, 62, killed in the municipality of Kosovo Polje.
Dragan Nedeljkovic, 61, killed in the municipality of Prizren.
Nenad Vesic, 53, killed in the municipality of Lipljan.
Dobrivoje Stolic, 49, and Borko Stolic, 20, killed in the municipality of Strpce.
Boban Peric, 52, killed in Gnjilane.
Zlatibor Trajkovic, 62, killed in the municipality of Kosovo Polje.
Dragan Nedeljkovic, 61, killed in the municipality of Prizren.
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