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Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (Serbia)
The Special Anti-terrorist Unit ((セルビア語:Специјална Антитерористичка Јединица, CAJ / ''Specijalna Antiteroristička Jedinica'', SAJ)) is a special operations and tactical unit of the Serbian Police.
==History==
The SAJ was established in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia due to the increasing activity of violent non-state actors in Western Europe that was occurring at the time from such groups as the IRA, ETA, Red Army Faction and the Red Brigades. The unit was founded on 13 May 1978.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Naša elita sa tradicijom )〕
The first commander was Franz Kos. Seven months after the founding of the unit, a decision was taken to establish on republic and provincial levels a unit with the same purpose. The Anti-terrorist Unit (Jedinica za antiteroristička dejstva - JATD) of the Republic Secretariat of Internal Affairs - RSUP of SR Serbia was established in Novi Beograd on December 18, 1978.
The first commander of this unit was Miloš Bujenović. The main tasks of the new unit were to prevent aircraft hijacking, release of hostages, the fight against organized crime and similar. In 1983 units base was relocated to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and renamed Units for Special Effects (Jedinica za specijalna dejstva RSUP). In 1991 the unit was again renamed to Special Units (Specijalne jedinice), and its new commander was Radovan Stojičić. On June 1, 1992, the command of Special Anti-terrorist Units (Komanda SAJ) was established, with Živko Trajković as commander. It consisted of Belgrade SAJ under the command of Zoran Simović and Novi Sad SAJ under the command of Branko Ćuričić.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Специјална Антитерористичка Јединица(Serbian) )〕
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