There were 48 victims of the Suva Reka massacre, including fourteen who were under 15 years old. Forty-six were members of the Berisha family - who were targeted because they had rented one of their homes to the OSCE observers in Suva Reke/Suharekë, who provided a sense of security to the local Albanians but withdrew from the area when NATO bombing began. A woman and two children survived the massacre.
There were 48 casualties in the Suva Reka incident, including fourteen minors under 15 years old. The majority of the victims belonged to the Berisha family, who had rented their home to OSCE observers, providing a sense of security for local Albanians before withdrawing when NATO bombing started.