This final paper presents the specifics of war reporting of one of the most famous war reporters during the Croatian War of Independence, journalist of Croatian Radio Vukovar Siniša Glavašević. Siniša Glavašević reported from the war occupied Vukovar and kept his professionalism, reputation and objectivity while doing the work of the war correspondent. Glavašević was killed and buried in the mass grave in Ovčara on November 20. 1991, and was exhumed and identified in February 1997. This war reporter has been posthumously awarded twice for his work, but the only surviving literary attempts by Siniša Glavašević are "Stories from Vukovar ". With the specialty and the specificity of Glavašević's work with the example of his most famous piece "The Story of the City" and the "Indictment", which is considered not to be written by him even though he read it in the ether of the Croatian Radio Vukovar, this final paper also explains the influence of the media reporting during the Croatian War of Independence, to the image of the Republic of Croatia in the international public. All in order to create a clearer picture of the role and contribution of objective war reporters such as Siniša Glavašević. This final paper also describes the course of battle for Vukovar, considered one of the bloodiest battles in the Croatian War of Independence, to highlight the circumstances in which Glavašević worked and acted as a war reporter. With his work created during the siege of Vukovar he has left a major impact in the Croatian war and history of Croatian journalism.