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PTJ (Counter-Terrorist Unit)
The PTJ (Serbian: Против Tерористичка Jединица, Protiv Teroristička Jedinica, (Counter-Terrorist Unit)), is the special operations police unit of Serbia.
As its name states, the PTJ is oriented towards anti-terror operations as well as securing and maintaining the internal security of Serbia. Often only used in operations deemed too dangerous for other police units, it is highly trained and equipped. The PTJ's responsibilities include: resolving hostage situations, anti-terrorist operations, high profile arrests and bomb disposal. Members of the PTJ operate with extreme professionalism and devotion to their responsibilities. This has earned the PTJ great respect throughout the world as an elite special operations police unit among other such units.
Organization:
Teams 1 and 2 - Urban operations
Teams 3 and 4 - Rural operations
Publicly known operations:
In 13 operations across eight cities in Serbia, the PTJ arrested numerous members of the so-called "Customs Mafia". They detained known organized crime leaders such as Sreten Jocić from the Netherlands; Dejan Milenković from Greece; Ridvan Rašitija from Switzerland; and extradited Abdelmajid Bouchar, (a member of "Al-Qaeda" suspected in connection with the 2004 Madrid train bombings), to Spain.
Others:
2007 - Arrested a large group of terrorists in an Islamic religious movement called the wahhabi on Mount Ninaj, killing one.[3]
2009 - Hostage rescue in Jagodina (in central Serbia).
The PTJ (Serbian: Против Tерористичка Jединица, Protiv Teroristička Jedinica, (Counter-Terrorist Unit)), is the special operations police unit of Serbia.
As its name states, the PTJ is oriented towards anti-terror operations as well as securing and maintaining the internal security of Serbia. Often only used in operations deemed too dangerous for other police units, it is highly trained and equipped. The PTJ's responsibilities include: resolving hostage situations, anti-terrorist operations, high profile arrests and bomb disposal. Members of the PTJ operate with extreme professionalism and devotion to their responsibilities. This has earned the PTJ great respect throughout the world as an elite special operations police unit among other such units.
Organization:
Teams 1 and 2 - Urban operations
Teams 3 and 4 - Rural operations
Publicly known operations:
In 13 operations across eight cities in Serbia, the PTJ arrested numerous members of the so-called "Customs Mafia". They detained known organized crime leaders such as Sreten Jocić from the Netherlands; Dejan Milenković from Greece; Ridvan Rašitija from Switzerland; and extradited Abdelmajid Bouchar, (a member of "Al-Qaeda" suspected in connection with the 2004 Madrid train bombings), to Spain.
Others:
2007 - Arrested a large group of terrorists in an Islamic religious movement called the wahhabi on Mount Ninaj, killing one.[3]
2009 - Hostage rescue in Jagodina (in central Serbia).
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The Žandarmerija (Serbian Cyrillic: Жандармерија
(Pronounced as : Zhandarmeriya) is the gendarmery of Serbia, Dissolved at the end of World War II, it was reestablished on 28 June 2001, by the Interior Minister Dušan Mihailović. The Special Operations Unit (JSO) and Special Police Unit (PJP) were later attached to the Gendarmery. The gendarmery's duties are both civilian and military.
Duties:
The Serbian gendarmery consists of 4 battalion sized units. Each battalion has between 700 - 800 gendarmes. The principal bases are located in Belgrade, Niš, Novi Sad and Kraljevo.
Restoring peace and stability if they have been heavily disturbed
Counter terrorism
Countering violent groups
Repressing riots in prisons
Its civil duties include: to provide security and public peace, to investigate and prevent organized crime, terrorism and other violent groups; to protect state and private property; to help and assist civilians and other emergency forces in a case of emergency, natural disaster, civil unrest and armed conflicts.
Its military duties include to provide, preserve and protect security and public peace, public order, to protect state and private property, to assist other security forces in case of emergency, civil unrest, war; to repress riots; to reinforce martial law and mobilization; to fight and apprehend suspected criminals, terrorists and other violent groups ;
Its additional duties are to perform any duties decreed in the decrees of law and regulations other than civil, military and other duties and the duties given by the governmental decrees based on them.
The Žandarmerija (Serbian Cyrillic: Жандармерија
(Pronounced as : Zhandarmeriya) is the gendarmery of Serbia, Dissolved at the end of World War II, it was reestablished on 28 June 2001, by the Interior Minister Dušan Mihailović. The Special Operations Unit (JSO) and Special Police Unit (PJP) were later attached to the Gendarmery. The gendarmery's duties are both civilian and military.Duties:
The Serbian gendarmery consists of 4 battalion sized units. Each battalion has between 700 - 800 gendarmes. The principal bases are located in Belgrade, Niš, Novi Sad and Kraljevo.
Restoring peace and stability if they have been heavily disturbed
Counter terrorism
Countering violent groups
Repressing riots in prisons
Its civil duties include: to provide security and public peace, to investigate and prevent organized crime, terrorism and other violent groups; to protect state and private property; to help and assist civilians and other emergency forces in a case of emergency, natural disaster, civil unrest and armed conflicts.
Its military duties include to provide, preserve and protect security and public peace, public order, to protect state and private property, to assist other security forces in case of emergency, civil unrest, war; to repress riots; to reinforce martial law and mobilization; to fight and apprehend suspected criminals, terrorists and other violent groups ;
Its additional duties are to perform any duties decreed in the decrees of law and regulations other than civil, military and other duties and the duties given by the governmental decrees based on them.
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