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27. februara 1993.: Voz Lovćen 671
OTMICA CIVILA U ŠTRPCIMA – PAMTIMO
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Dana 27. februara 1993. oko 15:30 časova stigao je vojni kamion na željezničku stanicu u mjestu Štrpci u opštini Rudo u Bosni i Hercegovini. U kamionu je bilo oko 25 pripadnika Vojske Republike Srpske uključujući i pripadnike formacije „Osvetnici“ kojom je komandovao Milan Lukić. Među pripadnicima Interventne čete 2. Podrinjske lake pješadijske brigade Višegrad bili su i Boban Inđić, Obrad Poluga, Novak Poluga, Dragan Šekarić, Oliver Krsmanović, Petko Inđić, Radojica Ristić, Mićo Jovičić i Miodrag Mitrašinović. Oružana grupa je naredila otpravniku vozova da zaustavi brzi voz Jugoslovenske željeznice broj 671, a koji je saobraćao na relaciji Beograd – Bar. Nakon legitimisanja putnika, izvedeno je 20 civila nesrpske nacionalnosti od kojih 18 Bošnjaka i to: Adem Alomerović, Džafer Topuzović, Esad Kapetanović, Fevzija Zeković, Fehim Bakija, Fikret Memović, Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Ismet Babačić, Jusuf Rastoder, Muhedin Hanić, Nijazim Kajević, Rasim Ćorić, Rifet Husović, Safet Preljević, Senad Đečević, Šećo Softić i Zvjezdan Zuličić. Izveli su i jednog putnika hrvatske nacionalnosti Tomu Buzova i jedno nepoznato lice arapskog porijekla.
Zajedno sa njihovom prtljagom utovareni su u kamion te u pratnji dva putnička vozila odvezeni u Višegrad. U Prelovo su stigli iza 17 časova. Istovareni su ispred osnovne škole „Želimir Đurić Željo“, sjedište komande Prvog bataljona 2. Podrinjske lake pješadijske brigade Višegrad. U fiskulturnoj sali škole im je naređeno da se skinu, odlože prtljag i izdvoje sve vrijedne stvari. Potom su fizički zlostavljani i mučeni. Sa rukama vezanim žicom u donjem vešu su ponovo ukrcani u kamion koji ih je odveo do sela Mušići. U prizemlju spaljene kuće Rasima Polje Milan Lukić je strijeljao 18 civila. Dva su civila ubijena prilikom pokušaja bijega. U jednog je pucao Nebojša Ranisavljević, u drugog nepoznati vojnik koji je takođe čuvao stražu. Sutradan su tijela ubijenih bačena u Drinu. Do sada su pronađeni posmrtni ostaci 4 žrtve (Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Jusuf Rastoder i Rasim Ćorić). Nađeni su prilikom ekshumacije na lokalitetu jezera Perućac. Ubijeni civili bili su državljani Savezne Republike Jugoslavije.
Za otmicu civila u Štrpcima sudilo se pred nekoliko regionalnih sudova. Najprije je sud u Bijelom Polju osudio Nebojšu Ranisavljevića 2002. na 15 godina zatvora. Mićo Jovičić je 2016. priznao krivicu pred Sudom BiH da je počinio krivično djelo ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva i osuđen je na pet godina zatvora. Krajem 2019. Tužilaštvo BiH je podiglo optužnicu protiv haškog osuđenika Milana Lukića koga je Haški tribunal osudio na doživotnu kaznu zatvora za ratni zločin u Višegradu, ali ne i za ubistva civila u Štrpcima. U predmetu Luka Dragičević i drugi koji se vodio pred Sudom BiH osuđena su sedmorica bivših pripadnika Druge podrinjske brigade VRS na po 13 godina zatvora za ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva. Bobanu je Inđiću Sud BiH izrekao presudu u januaru 2023. osudivši ga na 15 godina zatvora za krivično djelo ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva. Suđenje za otmicu na stanici Štrpci počelo je pred sudom u Beogradu 2019. U oktobru prošle godine izrečena je presuda u ponovljenom postupku kojom su pripadnici jedinice „Osvetnici“ Gojko Lukić i Duško Vasiljević osuđeni na po 10 godina zatvora za ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva, a Dragana Đekić na 5 godina zatvora.
Udruženje za društvena istraživanja i komunikacije (UDIK) je u više navrata, samostalno ili sa regionalnim partnerima, organizovalo ulične akcije u Sarajevu, ali i prisustvovalo godišnjoj komemoraciji u Prijepolju. Tako se javnost godinama podsjeća na ovaj ratni zločin, ali i apeluje na državu Srbiju da ubijenima prizna status civilnih žrtava rata, a njihovim porodicama pruži odgovarajuću novčanu naknadu. UDIK je ove godine objavio publikaciju „Otmica u Štrpcima – presude“ koja dokumentuje sve tri presude koje je donio Sud BiH za otmicu civila u Štrpcima. Ovu knjigu objavljujemo kao trajni podsjetnik da putnici oteti iz voza 671 nisu slučajne žrtve odmetnika i razbojnika već planirane odmazde drugih i drugačijih, piše u saopćenju Udruženja za društvena istraživanja i komunikacije (UDIK) – Sarajevo.
English
Banja Luka – Priboj – Sarajevo
February 27, 2026
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ABDUCTION IN ŠTRPCI
On February 27, 1993, at around 3:30 p.m., a military truck arrived at the railway station in Štrpci (Rudo, Bosnia and Herzegovina). The truck was carrying around 25 members of the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS), including members of the “Avengers” formation commanded by Milan Lukić. Among the members of the Intervention Company of the 2nd Podrinje Light Infantry Brigade Višegrad were Boban Inđić, Obrad Poluga, Novak Poluga, Dragan Šekarić, Oliver Krsmanović, Petko Inđić, Radojica Ristić, Mićo Jovičić and Miodrag Mitrašinović. The armed group ordered the train conductor to stop the train number 671 on the route Belgrade – Bar. Twenty civilians of non-Serb nationality were taken out, 18 of whom were Bosniaks: Adem Alomerović, Džafer Topuzović, Esad Kapetanović, Fevzija Zeković, Fehim Bakija, Fikret Memović, Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Ismet Babačić, Jusuf Rastoder, Muhedin Hanić, Nijazim Kajević, Rasim Ćorić, Rifet Husović, Safet Preljević, Senad Đečević, Šećo Softić and Zvjezdan Zuličić. They also took out one passenger of Croatian nationality, Toma Buzov, and one unknown person of Arab origin.
Together with their luggage, they were forced into a truck and escorted by two cars to Višegrad. They arrived in Prelovo after 5 p.m. They were left in front of the “Želimir Đurić Željo” elementary school, the headquarters of the First Battalion of the 2nd Podrinje Light Infantry Brigade Višegrad. In the school building, they were ordered to undress, put down their luggage, and remove all valuables. They were then physically abused and tortured. With their hands tied with wire and in their underwear, they were put back into a truck that took them to the village of Mušići. There, Milan Lukić shot 18 civilians. Two civilians were killed while trying to escape. One was shot by Nebojša Ranisavljević, the other by an unknown soldier who was also on guard. The next day, the bodies of the killed were thrown into the Drina River. To date, the remains of only four victims have been found (Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Jusuf Rastoder and Rasim Ćorić). The killed civilians were citizens of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
For this crime was sentenced Nebojša Ranisavljević to fifteen years in prison by Montenegrin court in 2002. Mićo Jovičić received a five-year sentence after pleading guilty before Bosnian state court in 2016. Milan Lukić was indicted for the Štrpci crimes by the Bosnian state prosecution in 2019. He was sentenced by the ICTY to life imprisonment for war crimes in Višegrad, but not for the murders of civilians in Štrpci. In October 2022, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina convicted seven former soldiers from the Bosnian Serb Army’s Second Podrinje Brigade. They were sentenced to 13 years each for participating, as co-perpetrators, in the murder of 20 civilians. In October 2025, in a repeated trial, Belgrade Higher Court sentenced Gojko Lukić and Duško Vasiljević to 10 years in prison each for war crimes against the civilian population, and Dragana Đekić to 5 years in prison.
The Association for Social Research and Communications (UDIK) has organized street actions in Sarajevo on several occasions, independently or with regional partners, and also attended the annual
commemoration in Prijepolje. In this way, the public has been reminded of this war crime for years, but also UDIK appealed to the state of Serbia to recognize the status of civilian victims of war to the murdered, and to provide their families with appropriate financial compensation. This year, UDIK presented publication “The Abduction in Štrpci – Verdicts” which documents all three verdicts issued by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina for this war crime. The book was published as a permanent reminder that the passengers kidnapped from train 671 were not random victims of some bandits, but planned murders because of a different name or religion.
Association for Social Research and Communication (UDIK) – Sarajevo Center for Democracy and Transitional Justice (CDTJ) – Banja Luka Woman's Voice – Priboj
Zajedno sa njihovom prtljagom utovareni su u kamion te u pratnji dva putnička vozila odvezeni u Višegrad. U Prelovo su stigli iza 17 časova. Istovareni su ispred osnovne škole „Želimir Đurić Željo“, sjedište komande Prvog bataljona 2. Podrinjske lake pješadijske brigade Višegrad. U fiskulturnoj sali škole im je naređeno da se skinu, odlože prtljag i izdvoje sve vrijedne stvari. Potom su fizički zlostavljani i mučeni. Sa rukama vezanim žicom u donjem vešu su ponovo ukrcani u kamion koji ih je odveo do sela Mušići. U prizemlju spaljene kuće Rasima Polje Milan Lukić je strijeljao 18 civila. Dva su civila ubijena prilikom pokušaja bijega. U jednog je pucao Nebojša Ranisavljević, u drugog nepoznati vojnik koji je takođe čuvao stražu. Sutradan su tijela ubijenih bačena u Drinu. Do sada su pronađeni posmrtni ostaci 4 žrtve (Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Jusuf Rastoder i Rasim Ćorić). Nađeni su prilikom ekshumacije na lokalitetu jezera Perućac. Ubijeni civili bili su državljani Savezne Republike Jugoslavije.
Za otmicu civila u Štrpcima sudilo se pred nekoliko regionalnih sudova. Najprije je sud u Bijelom Polju osudio Nebojšu Ranisavljevića 2002. na 15 godina zatvora. Mićo Jovičić je 2016. priznao krivicu pred Sudom BiH da je počinio krivično djelo ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva i osuđen je na pet godina zatvora. Krajem 2019. Tužilaštvo BiH je podiglo optužnicu protiv haškog osuđenika Milana Lukića koga je Haški tribunal osudio na doživotnu kaznu zatvora za ratni zločin u Višegradu, ali ne i za ubistva civila u Štrpcima. U predmetu Luka Dragičević i drugi koji se vodio pred Sudom BiH osuđena su sedmorica bivših pripadnika Druge podrinjske brigade VRS na po 13 godina zatvora za ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva. Bobanu je Inđiću Sud BiH izrekao presudu u januaru 2023. osudivši ga na 15 godina zatvora za krivično djelo ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva. Suđenje za otmicu na stanici Štrpci počelo je pred sudom u Beogradu 2019. U oktobru prošle godine izrečena je presuda u ponovljenom postupku kojom su pripadnici jedinice „Osvetnici“ Gojko Lukić i Duško Vasiljević osuđeni na po 10 godina zatvora za ratni zločin protiv civilnog stanovništva, a Dragana Đekić na 5 godina zatvora.
Udruženje za društvena istraživanja i komunikacije (UDIK) je u više navrata, samostalno ili sa regionalnim partnerima, organizovalo ulične akcije u Sarajevu, ali i prisustvovalo godišnjoj komemoraciji u Prijepolju. Tako se javnost godinama podsjeća na ovaj ratni zločin, ali i apeluje na državu Srbiju da ubijenima prizna status civilnih žrtava rata, a njihovim porodicama pruži odgovarajuću novčanu naknadu. UDIK je ove godine objavio publikaciju „Otmica u Štrpcima – presude“ koja dokumentuje sve tri presude koje je donio Sud BiH za otmicu civila u Štrpcima. Ovu knjigu objavljujemo kao trajni podsjetnik da putnici oteti iz voza 671 nisu slučajne žrtve odmetnika i razbojnika već planirane odmazde drugih i drugačijih, piše u saopćenju Udruženja za društvena istraživanja i komunikacije (UDIK) – Sarajevo.
English
Banja Luka – Priboj – Sarajevo
February 27, 2026
On February 27, 1993, at around 3:30 p.m., a military truck arrived at the railway station in Štrpci (Rudo, Bosnia and Herzegovina). The truck was carrying around 25 members of the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS), including members of the “Avengers” formation commanded by Milan Lukić. Among the members of the Intervention Company of the 2nd Podrinje Light Infantry Brigade Višegrad were Boban Inđić, Obrad Poluga, Novak Poluga, Dragan Šekarić, Oliver Krsmanović, Petko Inđić, Radojica Ristić, Mićo Jovičić and Miodrag Mitrašinović. The armed group ordered the train conductor to stop the train number 671 on the route Belgrade – Bar. Twenty civilians of non-Serb nationality were taken out, 18 of whom were Bosniaks: Adem Alomerović, Džafer Topuzović, Esad Kapetanović, Fevzija Zeković, Fehim Bakija, Fikret Memović, Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Ismet Babačić, Jusuf Rastoder, Muhedin Hanić, Nijazim Kajević, Rasim Ćorić, Rifet Husović, Safet Preljević, Senad Đečević, Šećo Softić and Zvjezdan Zuličić. They also took out one passenger of Croatian nationality, Toma Buzov, and one unknown person of Arab origin.
Together with their luggage, they were forced into a truck and escorted by two cars to Višegrad. They arrived in Prelovo after 5 p.m. They were left in front of the “Želimir Đurić Željo” elementary school, the headquarters of the First Battalion of the 2nd Podrinje Light Infantry Brigade Višegrad. In the school building, they were ordered to undress, put down their luggage, and remove all valuables. They were then physically abused and tortured. With their hands tied with wire and in their underwear, they were put back into a truck that took them to the village of Mušići. There, Milan Lukić shot 18 civilians. Two civilians were killed while trying to escape. One was shot by Nebojša Ranisavljević, the other by an unknown soldier who was also on guard. The next day, the bodies of the killed were thrown into the Drina River. To date, the remains of only four victims have been found (Halil Zubčević, Ilijaz Ličina, Jusuf Rastoder and Rasim Ćorić). The killed civilians were citizens of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
For this crime was sentenced Nebojša Ranisavljević to fifteen years in prison by Montenegrin court in 2002. Mićo Jovičić received a five-year sentence after pleading guilty before Bosnian state court in 2016. Milan Lukić was indicted for the Štrpci crimes by the Bosnian state prosecution in 2019. He was sentenced by the ICTY to life imprisonment for war crimes in Višegrad, but not for the murders of civilians in Štrpci. In October 2022, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina convicted seven former soldiers from the Bosnian Serb Army’s Second Podrinje Brigade. They were sentenced to 13 years each for participating, as co-perpetrators, in the murder of 20 civilians. In October 2025, in a repeated trial, Belgrade Higher Court sentenced Gojko Lukić and Duško Vasiljević to 10 years in prison each for war crimes against the civilian population, and Dragana Đekić to 5 years in prison.
The Association for Social Research and Communications (UDIK) has organized street actions in Sarajevo on several occasions, independently or with regional partners, and also attended the annual
commemoration in Prijepolje. In this way, the public has been reminded of this war crime for years, but also UDIK appealed to the state of Serbia to recognize the status of civilian victims of war to the murdered, and to provide their families with appropriate financial compensation. This year, UDIK presented publication “The Abduction in Štrpci – Verdicts” which documents all three verdicts issued by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina for this war crime. The book was published as a permanent reminder that the passengers kidnapped from train 671 were not random victims of some bandits, but planned murders because of a different name or religion.
Association for Social Research and Communication (UDIK) – Sarajevo Center for Democracy and Transitional Justice (CDTJ) – Banja Luka Woman's Voice – Priboj
