Operation Storm Commemorations
8 articles from 2 countries
Serbia and Croatia hold commemorations for the 1995 "Operation Storm," a Croatian military offensive. While Croatia celebrates the victory, Serbia honors the victims and questions the investigation of alleged crimes. Survivors in both countries express ongoing feelings of neglect and bitterness 31 years later.
Generals Marekoviฤ and Dudakoviฤ Recall Historic Meeting During Operation Storm
- Croatian General Marijan Marekoviฤ and Bosnian General Atif Dudakoviฤ met on August 6, 1995, during Operation Storm, marking a significant moment in the Bosnian War. - The meeting symbolized the connection between the Croatian Army and the Bosnian Army's Fifth Corps, which had been defending the besieged city of Bihaฤ. - A photograph of the generals' handshake became an enduring symbol of this hโฆ
Dodik: Croatia committed aggression against Republika Srpska in 1995
- Milorad Dodik, leader of Bosnia's Republika Srpska entity, accused Croatia of aggression in 1995. - He stated that Croatia, with the Bosnian Army, attacked the western Krajina municipalities of Repuโฆ
Croatia commemorates Operation Storm victory
- Croatia is commemorating the heroic days and victory of Operation Storm. - Commemorative events are taking place in cities including Rijeka, Split, Knin, and Zagreb. - The operation, a key event in โฆ
Survivors of Croatia's 'Operation Storm' Still Feel Neglected 31 Years Later
- Thirty-one years after Croatia's "Operation Storm," many who fled in the exodus still feel neglected. - Survivors express bitterness, stating that while funds flow in, their well-being is ignored. โฆ
Commemorations for victims of Operation Storm held in Serbia, Croatia
- Serbia and Croatia held commemorations for the victims of the 1995 "Operation Storm," a Croatian military and police offensive that led to the displacement of thousands of Serbs. - In Belgrade, a meโฆ
Serbia to honor Operation Storm victims, promote peace: PM Macut
- Serbia will continue to honor the memory of every innocent victim of Operation Storm, Prime Minister Djuro Macut stated. - Macut emphasized that remembering victims is a moral obligation and the fouโฆ
Crimes in 'Operation Storm' are everyone's responsibility, but are Belgrade and Zagreb interested in investigating?
- Serbs commemorate victims of the 1995 "Operation Storm" in early August. - Croats celebrate the military action. - The article questions whether Belgrade or Zagreb are interested in investigating anโฆ
Anniversary of Serb suffering in Croatia's 'Operation Storm': Vuฤiฤ in RS, memorial service in Belgrade
- Serbia marks the 31st anniversary of Croatia's "Operation Storm," which led to the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of over 200,000 Serbs from Croatia in 1995. - Serbian President Aleksandar Vuฤiฤ is โฆ
