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- The Panda Bar massacre alternatively known as the Panda Café attack (Serbian: напад на кафић „Панда”) was an attack on Serbian civilians in the city of Peja in north-western Kosovo, on the night of 14–15 December 1998. Two masked men opened fire into a coffee bar, killing six Serb youths, and wounding 15 others. The attack came at a time of heightened tensions, when on 14 December the Serbian police ambushed the KLA who were smuggling weapons and supplies from Albania. The Panda Bar attack appeared as a reprisal, and broke the brief cease-fire between the Albanian and Serbian forces during the Kosovo War. The KLA was accused, but did not accept responsibility at the time. Six Albanian young men were arrested and tortured in custody at the time, but acquitted in the trial. Speculation that the crime may have been committed by the Serbian state security services had been put forward in the past, but the crime remained unsolved as no new evidence had come forward for a long time. Among Kosovo Albanians, the Panda Bar massacre is considered to have been used as a pretext for the attacks of the Serbian army and police against Albanian villages. (en)
- Il massacro del bar Panda fu un attacco terroristico verificatosi il 15 dicembre 1998 nei confronti dei civili serbi, nella città di Peć (Kosovo nord-occidentale), durante la guerra del Kosovo. (it)
- 熊猫咖啡馆屠杀，又称熊猫咖啡馆袭击（塞爾維亞語：напад на кафић „Панда”）发生于1998年12月14日深夜，是针对的屠杀事件。这起屠杀发生于南联盟塞尔维亚共和国科索沃自治省佩奇，六名塞族男性中枪身亡，另有15人受伤。这起事件中断了南联盟和科索沃地区间的停火，被当地阿尔巴尼亚族人认为是塞尔维亚军队袭击阿族村落的借口。 (zh)
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