The siege started on October 28, 1912.
The attack was originally carried out by the Montenegrin army under the command of Prince Danilo.
However, his forces encountered stiff resistance, and the Serb army sent reinforcements to help its Montenegrin allies.

Radomir Vešović participated in the siege where he was wounded twice, showing an exemptional courage which earned him a golden Obilić Medal and nickname the knight of Brdanjolt (Serbian: витез од Брдањолта).

The combined Turkish and Albanian defenders led by Hasan Riza Pasha and his lieutenant, Esad Pasha Toptani, resisted for seven months and managed to inflict a heavy toll on the besiegers.
The siege started on October 28, 1912. The attack was originally carried out by the Montenegrin army under the command of Prince Danilo. However, his forces encountered stiff resistance, and the Serb army sent reinforcements to help its Montenegrin allies.
Radomir Vešović participated in the siege where he was wounded twice, showing an exemptional courage which earned him a golden Obilić Medal and nickname the knight of Brdanjolt (Serbian: витез од Брдањолта).
The combined Turkish and Albanian defenders led by Hasan Riza Pasha and his lieutenant, Esad Pasha Toptani, resisted for seven months and managed to inflict a heavy toll on the besiegers.
Siege of Scutari (1912–1913)