Operation Spider

Operation Spider
Operation Spider
Part of Bosnian War
Western Autonomous Republics of the Former Yugoslavia 1993.png
Western Bosnia is the light green canton in the middle
Date December 1994
Location Velika Kladuša, Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia
Result Decisive Serb victory; Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia retaken from Bosnian forces
Belligerents
Republika Srpska Republika Srpska
 Republic of Serbian Krajina		 Bosnia and Herzegovina ARBIH
Commanders and leaders
Republika Srpska Franko Simatović "Frenki" [1] Bosnia and HerzegovinaAtif Dudaković

Operation Spider was a combined effort by Republika Srpska and the Republic of Serb Krajina to recover the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia, which was a key ally of the Serbs. The Bosnian government had previously overrun and seized the territory. The operation ended in a Serb victory and the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia remained in existence until the fall of its key ally the Republic of Serbian Krajina and the subsequent end of the war.

Footnotes

  1. ^ Spider’s Web by Filip Švarm
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Timeline
1991
1992
Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Bosnia and Herzegovina Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Siege of Sarajevo · Siege of Bihać · Graz agreement · Croat–Bosniak War · Operation Vrbas '92 · Operation Corridor
1993
Kravica attack · Siege of Gornji Vakuf · Siege of Mostar · Operation Neretva '93 · Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia · Operation Deny Flight
1994
1995
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Overview Timeline Participants People

Wars and conflicts

Background:

Consequences:

Articles on nationalism:

1990
• Log Revolution

1991
• Pakrac clash
• Plitvice Lakes incident
• Borovo Selo killings
• Dalmatian anti-Serb riots
• Ten-Day War
• Operation Coast-91
• Dalj massacre
• Battle of Vukovar
• Vukovar massacre
• Battle of the Barracks
• Lovas massacre
• Široka Kula massacre
• Gospić massacre
• Baćin massacre
• Saborsko massacre
• Siege of Dubrovnik
• Operation Otkos 10
• Škabrnja massacre
• Erdut massacre
• Operation Orkan 91
• Bruška massacre
• Voćin massacre

1992
• Siege of Sarajevo
• Siege of Bihać
• Foča massacre
• Doboj massacre
• Mass rape in the Bosnian War
• Višegrad massacre
• Miljevci plateau incident
• Prijedor massacre
• Zvornik massacre

1993
• Kravica attack
• Duša massacre
• Operation Maslenica
• Lašva Valley ethnic cleansing
• Ahmići massacre
• Dobrinja mortar attack
• Mokronoge massacre
• Operation Neretva '93
• Grabovica massacre
• Stupni Do massacre
• Operation Medak Pocket

1994
• First Markale massacre
• Banja Luka incident
• Operation Bøllebank
• Operation Amanda
• Operation Tiger

1995
• Operation Flash
• Zagreb rocket attacks
• Tuzla massacre
• Mrkonjić Grad incident
• Srebrenica massacre
• Operation Miracle
• Operation Summer '95
• Operation Storm
• Second Markale massacre
• NATO bombing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Operation Mistral
• Operation Sana
• Dayton Agreement

Ex-Yugoslav republics:

Unrecognized entities:

United Nations protectorate:

Armies:

Military formations and volunteers:

External factors:

Politicians:

Top military commanders:

Other notable commanders:

Key foreign figures:


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