Kosovo War

February 28, 1998 – June 11, 1999

Result Kumanovo Agreement

War between Yugoslav and Serbian forces and the Kosovo Liberation Army, ended by a NATO bombing campaign against Yugoslavia. Serb forces withdrew and Kosovo came under UN administration.

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Battles and events 9

June 22 – July 1, 1998

Battle of Belaćevac Mine Yugoslav victory

July 6 – August 17, 1998

Battle of Lođa

July 20, 1998

Attack on Orahovac Yugoslav victory Rahovec

July 28 – August 17, 1998

Battle of Junik Yugoslav victory Junik

August 11–12, 1998

Battle of Glođane First battle: KLA victory Second battle: Yugoslav victory

December 14, 1998

December 14, 1998, Albanian–Yugoslav border ambush Yugoslav victory Albania-Yugoslavia border

January 15, 1999

Račak massacre Raçak

March 24 – June 10, 1999

NATO bombing of Yugoslavia NATO victory NATO bombing of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milošević, Javier Solana, Wesley Clark

April 9 – June 10, 1999

Battle of Košare Battle of Košare Wesley Clark, Agim Ramadani, Sali Çekaj

Key commanders

NATO 12

Agim Çeku military commander

Ramush Haradinaj military commander

Hashim Thaçi military commander

Wesley Clark military commander

Agim Ramadani military commander

Sali Çekaj military commander

Adem Jashari military commander Hamëz Jashari military commander

Javier Solana military commander Rupert Smith military commander

James Oren Ellis, Jr. military commander

Anton Quni military commander

Yugoslavia and Serb forces 4

Slobodan Milošević President of Yugoslavia, Later indicted for war crimes in Kosovo Dragoljub Ojdanić military commander

Nebojša Pavković military commander Pavle Bulatović military commander