On 13 August 2003 four ethnic Serbs were wounded and two killed as unknown assailants shot with automatic rifles at a group of mostly children who played and swam by a river in the village of Goraždevac in Kosovo.
As the children played and swam in the river, automatic rifle shots were fired from the Albanian village of Zahač.
11-year old Marko Bogićević and 15-year-old Bogdan Bukumirović were seriously injured, while Dragana Srbljak and Đorđe Ugrenović suffered from minor injuries.
[4] The killings were reportedly timed to coincide with the return of over 200 Serb refugees into the town.
[7] In January 2013, during a period of unrest throughout Kosovo, a memorial to the victims was attacked by vandals.