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The Ljubenić mass graves were alleged killings committed by Serbian police and paramilitary forces in the village of Ljubenić (alb. Lybeniq) near Peć, during the Kosovo War 1998-1999. On 25 May 1998, at least eight villagers of Ljubenić, mostly Hamzaj family members, were extrajudicially executed by a group of police officers. On 1 April 1999, Ljubenić was the site of a mass killing of about 66 men according to local villagers.