Initial Appearance - Pandurevic (Popović et. al.) - 31 March 2005.

VINKO PANDUREVIC was born in 1959 in the Bosnian Serb town of Sokolac. He rose to the rank of Captain First Class (Infantry Branch) in the JNA. When the armed conflict began in Bosnia and Herzegovina, he was appointed the Commander of the VRS forces in Visegrad, later to be named the 1st Visegrad Light Infantry Brigade. From 12 December 1992 through November 1996, he was the Commander of the 1st Zvornik Light Infantry Brigade (Zvornik Brigade). Units from his brigade were involved in the actual capture of the Srebrenica "safe area". His brigade later participated in heavy fighting with the Bosnian Muslim column retreating from the "safe area" towards Tuzla. He was promoted to General-Major in June 1997 and was a member of the VRS General Staff until he was relieved in April 1998.
During the VRS attack on the Srebrenica "safe area" and the subsequent killings and executions of Bosnian Muslim men, VINKO PANDUREVIC was a Lt. Colonel in command of the Zvornik Brigade. As a brigade commander, he was responsible for planning and directing the activities of all the subordinate formations of his brigade, in accordance with the directives received from his higher command at the Corps level.
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Pandurevic IA Popovic et al 31-3-2005 ENG.mp4