Special Operations Unit (North Macedonia)

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The Special Anti-terrorist Unit is a police unit from North Macedonia.^[2][3] It's one of the prestigious divisions in the Police of North Macedonia.

• 2001 Albanian Insurgency
• 2007 Operation Mountain Storm
• 2008 Police action: Ash, (Bajrush clan)
• 2010 Police action: Conductor, (Frankfurt Mafia)
• 2012 Arrests after Smilkovci lake killings
• 2014 Police action: Network, (Grchec clan)
• 2014 Police action: Kalabria, (Nezim clan)
• 2014 Police action: Hammer, (Fadilj Arslani clan)
• 2015 Kumanovo shootings

2014 Floods in Serbia^[1] – 24 men and one Mi-17.

2014 Floods in Bosnia^[1] – 15 men.

• Alpha (Police Unit)
• Special Support Unit
• Rapid Deployment Unit
• Border Police
• Ministry of Internal Affairs
• Police of North Macedonia
• Lake Patrol
• Lions former

• Video about Tigers^{[dead link‍]} (in Macedonian)

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