Trpine [1] ( Serbian. Trpīje ) is a settlement (village) in the community of Chayniche , which belongs to the Republic of Srpska , Bosnia and Herzegovina . According to the results of the Yugoslav census of 1991, 102 people lived in Trpin. The village of Trpine is located on the border with Montenegro .
| Village | |
| Trpin | |
|---|---|
| Serb. Trpie | |
| A country |  Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Entity | Republika Srpska |
| Community | Teapot |
| History and Geography | |
| Timezone | UTC + 1 |
| Population | |
| Population | 102 people ( 1991 ) |
| Official language | Serbian |
History
On the morning of February 14, 1993, the Bosnian Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina attacked Trpine and its surroundings with a detachment of 500 people [2] . Bosnian troops entered unprotected areas with the active help of local Muslims, partly through the territory of Montenegro [3] . During the attack, the Bosnian troops committed a war crime, 24 civilians were tortured - all Serbs .
Population
100% of the population of the village are Serbs .
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National composition
for 1971:
- Serbs - 134 people (100.00%)
- Croats - 0 people (0.00%)
- Muslims - 0 people (0.00%)
- Yugoslavs - 0 people (0.00%)
- Other and unknown - 0 people (0.00%)
for 1981:
- Serbs - 100 people (92.59%)
- Croats - 0 people (0.00%)
- Muslims - 0 people (0.00%)
- Yugoslavs - 8 people (7.41%)
- Other and unknown - 0 people (0.00%)
for 1991:
- Serbs - 102 people (0.00%)
- Croats - 0 people (0.00%)
- Muslims - 0 people (0.00%)
- Yugoslavs - 0 people (0.00%)
- Other and unknown - 0 people (0.00%)