Suva Reka massacre
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The Suva Reka massacre was a mass murder of civilian Albanians committed by Serbian forces in Suva Reka, Kosovo, during the NATO bombardment.[1]. The victims, all but one of whom were from the same family, included babies, children, a pregnant woman and a 100-year-old woman.[2]
Serbia’s war crimes prosecutor has charged eight policemen for the massacre, including members of the 37th SPU of the Serbian MUP. Key witnesses of the Office of the Prosecutor are former police members who are able to describe in detail the murder of Albanian civilians and the removal of bodies from Suva Reka. [3]. The investigation of the Suva Reka massacre started three years after the mass graves in Serbia had been discovered.
