Serbian forces honored a fallen soldier during a peacekeeping rotation ceremony in Niš, following the return of a contingent from Lebanon. The returning peacekeepers were greeted with a minute of silence in remembrance of their comrade.

An article details the Izbica massacre on March 27, 1999, where Serbian forces attacked the village, sheltering thousands, during the Kosovo War. It includes a list of victims and alleged perpetrators.

Soldiers from the Ohio National Guard, along with Hungarian and Serbian forces, successfully completed Exercise Neighbors 2026, training together and clearing trenches.

According to the Humanitarian Law Center Kosovo (FHPK), 50 criminal proceedings were initiated last year in Kosovo against 154 members of Serbian forces accused of war crimes, with 10 convictions.

Kosovar authorities have arrested a former member of Serbian forces, suspected of involvement in war crimes against the civilian population in Kosovo during the 1998-99 war.

Reisul-ulema Husein-ef. Kavazović, head of the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, led the funeral prayer in Kamičani near Kozarac for five Bosniak victims killed by Serbian forces during the aggression in the Prijedor area and Sana Valley.

General Mojsilović visited the Serbian UNIFIL contingent in Lebanon, where he called for an investigation into the death of Sergeant Jovanović. His visit underscores the importance of supporting Serbian forces abroad and addressing incidents involving personnel.

Hungarian soldiers conducted a joint military exercise with American and Serbian forces near Szeged, demonstrating trench warfare tactics, which have regained importance due to the Russia-Ukraine war.

On this day, Serbian forces successfully shot down a US F-117 'invisible' stealth jet near Budjanovci, Serbia, marking an unexpected success for Yugoslav anti-aircraft defense during the 1999 NATO air campaign against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

Court finds Dragan Ristic not guilty of war crimes in 1999 in Gjakova/Djakovica, highlighting that the prosecution had proved that crimes were committed by Serbian forces, but not that Ristic took part in them.

Thirty years after first emerging, claims that hundreds of foreigners paid Serbian forces to shoot at besieged Sarajevans, known as 'Sarajevo safari,' continue to circulate but remain largely unproven with scarce evidence.

BIRN has launched 'Exodus '99,' an exhibition housed in a freight wagon, featuring testimonies from Kosovo Albanians who were deported by Serbian forces in railway wagons in 1999.

The death of Kosovo Albanian liberation strategist Fehmi Agani in May 1999 remains a mystery, with his son and a fellow passenger recalling the moments before he was taken by Serbian forces.

Twenty-seven years ago, from March 25-27, 1999, Serbian forces massacred 243 people and burned 893 homes in Krushë e Madhe, Rahovec, marking the largest massacre in Kosovo during that period.