 Of the charged, 15 were sentenced to long prison sentences and one was sentenced to death.On 12 January 1952, the government reported four or five Chetnik "brigades" numbering around 400 men each still existed and were at the borders of Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania, and in Montenegrin forests, attacking meetings of the communist party and police buildings.As late as November 1952, small Chetnik groups operated in mountains and forests around Kalinovik and Trnovo.