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Operation Winter '94 Part of the Croatian War of Independence, Bosnian War Date November 29 - December 24, 1994 Location Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina Result Croatian victory Belligerents 
Croatia
Herzeg-Bosnia
Republika SrpskaCommanders and leaders General Ante Gotovina (HV) Ratko Mladić (VRS)Strength Units of Croatian Army, Helicopters of Croatian Air Force and HVO (Croatian Defence Council) Units of the 2nd Krajina Corps of the VRS (Vojska Republike Srpske) Casualties and losses 29 soldiers killed, 58 soldiers wounded, 3 missing Unknown - Log Revolution
- Pakrac
- Plitvice Lakes
- Borovo Selo
- May 1991
- Coast-91
- Opera Orientalis
- Dalj
- Osijek
- Vukovar
- (Battle
- Massacre)
- Šibenik
- The Barracks
- Banski dvori
- Dalmatian channels
- Dubrovnik
- Lovas
- Široka Kula
- Gospić
- Saborsko
- Baćin
- Otkos 10
- Škabrnja
- Erdut
- Orkan 91
- Voćin
- Vihor
- Joševica
- Bruška
- Miljevci
- Tigar
- Maslenica
- Medak Pocket
- Winter '94
- Flash
- Zagreb
- Summer '95
- Storm
- Maestral
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Operation Winter '94 (Croatian: Operacija Zima '94) was a joint military offensive of Croatian Army and Croatian Defense Council launched in Western Bosnia and Herzegovina on November 29 and continuing up until December 24 of 1994 during the Croatian War of Independence and the Bosnian War. It ended with a decisive victory for Croatian forces, simultaneously freeing Bihać enclave and gaining of approximately 200 km² of territory previously held by Serb forces. Together with Operation Flash, Operation Jump 1, Operation Jump 2 and especially Operation Summer '95, it paved the way for Operation Storm, which ended Croatian War of Independence, and political entities known as Republic of Western Bosnia and Serb Republic of Krajina.
References
Bosnian War Timeline 19911992 Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina · 
Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Siege of Sarajevo · Siege of Bihać · Graz agreement · Croat–Bosniak War · Operation Vrbas '92 · Operation Corridor1993Kravica attack · Siege of Gornji Vakuf · Siege of Mostar · Operation Neretva '93 ·
Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia · Operation Deny Flight19941995War Crimes Ethnic cleansingAhatovići · Ahmići · Bijeljina · Biljani · Čemerno · Doboj · Dobrinja · Doljani · Duša · Foča · Glogova · Grabovica · Kiseljak · Korićani Cliffs · Kravica · Lašva Valley · Makljen · Markale · Mokronoge · Prijedor · Prozor · Raštani · Srebrenica · Stolac · Stupni Do · Štrpci · Tuzla · Višegrad (Barimo, Bosanska Jagodina, Paklenik, Sjeverin) · Vlasenica · Vrbanja · Zaklopača · ZvornikCampsCasesCategories:- Conflicts in 1994
- Battles of the Croatian War of Independence
- Bosnian War
- Battles of the Bosnian War
- 1994 in Croatia
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