In the First Balkan War, he commanded the Timok Division of the 1st Call, as part of the 2nd Army of General Stepo Stepanović. The task of this division was to support the work of the 1st Army and to act on the side of the Ottoman Army. The Division took Kriva Palanka on October 7 and on October 9, Kratovo. After persistent fighting, on October 12, it captured Crni Vrh, which was defended by the 43rd Regiment of the Turkish Army. This regiment decisively played the support of its Vradar army and contributed to the fact that the Vardar army did not experience a complete defeat by the Serbian army in the Battle of Kumanovo. From these positions, the Timok Division of the 1st call was sent with the Danube Division of the 2nd call and heavy artillery to help the Bulgarians near Jedren. Under the command of Vladimir Kondic and in cooperation with the Bulgarian Army, the Timok Division accelerated the fall of Jedren on March 13, 1913.