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Operation Storm

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last major battle of the Croatian War of Independence, and a victory for the Croatian Army over the Republic of Serbian Krajina

Key facts

Date: Date 4–7 August 1995 (major operations), 8–14 August 1995 (follow-up operations)
Location: Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
Result: Croatian and Bosnian victory Siege of Bihać lifted
Territorial changes: Croatia regained 10,400 km (4,000 sq mi) of territory.

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Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Herzeg-Bosnia Serbian Krajina Western Bosnia Commanders and leaders

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1995 in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1995 in Croatia August 1995 in Europe Conflicts in 1995 Croatian war crimes in the Croatian War of Independence Ethnic cleansing in the Yugoslav Wars Military campaigns involving Croatia Military operations of the Bosnian War Military operations of the Croatian War of Independence Source attribution

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