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Human losses in NATO bombing of Serbia and Montenegro

The Humanitarian Law Center and the Humanitarian Law Center Kosovo published a list in 2014 naming the victims who perished as a result of the NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. According to this list, a total of 754 people lost their lives in the NATO attacks, including 454 civilians and 300 members of the armed forces. Among the civilians, there were 207 of Serbian and Montenegrin nationality, 219 Albanian civilians, 14 Roma civilians, and 14 of other nationalities.

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