@srbin_pravoslavac_v4: If you have any problem, just call Ratko #balkan #viral #serbia #balkan #fun Corridor 92 Operation Corridor 92 was a major military operation of the Bosnian War, fought in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992. It was conducted primarily by the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) against forces of the Croatian Army (HV), the Croatian Defence Council (HVO), and associated Bosnian forces in the Bosanska Posavina region. The operation's central objective was to establish a continuous land connection between the Serb-held areas around Banja Luka in western Bosnia and the territories in northeastern Bosnia and toward Serbia. � Vikipedija +1 The strategic situation developed during the spring of 1992. Croatian and HVO forces had advanced through parts of Bosanska Posavina and captured important positions including Derventa and Modriča. This disrupted the principal overland communications between the Banja Luka area and the eastern Serb-held territories. The interruption personnel could no longer move easily along a continuous road route. Consequently, the area around northern Bosnia became strategically important to both sides. � Vikipedija The operation was prepared primarily by the VRS 1st Krajina Corps, with participation from units of the East Bosnian Corps and formations from the Republic of Serbian Krajina. According to documents presented in proceedings before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the operation was planned to begin at 07:00 on 24 June 1992. Its principal axis ran through the Doboj–Modriča–Odžak area, while supporting directions included Derventa–Bosanski Brod and other routes toward the Sava River. � Jedinstvena Baza Sudskih Evidencija The first major objective was to break through the Posavina positions and connect forces from western and eastern Bosnia. VRS forces advanced toward Modriča, while forces from the eastern part of the territory moved westward. The two groups eventually established a connection in the Modriča area. The capture of Modriča was particularly important because it opened a route toward the wider Posavina corridor. The Memorial Centre of Republika Srpska identifies the connection around Miloševac, Kornica and Čardak as a key achievement of the first phase. � Memorijalni centar RS Following the fighting around Modriča, VRS forces continued their advance northwards and westwards. The offensive gradually pushed Croatian and HVO forces away from several positions in the Posavina region. Derventa became an important objective because of its position on the route toward Bosanski Brod and the Sava River. Fighting in this area was prolonged and involved repeated attacks and defensive actions. The second and third phases concentrated on reaching the Sava River and eliminating the remaining Croatian-held bridgehead around Bosanski Brod. According to the ICTY material, the operation was originally expected to finish by 20 August, but resistance and the difficult military situation prolonged the campaign. The operation was ultimately completed on 6 October 1992 with the capture of Bosanski Brod. � Jedinstvena Baza Sudskih Evidencija The fighting involved a large number of troops and produced substantial casualties on all sides. Estimates differ depending on the source and methodology. A contemporary Croatian assessment examined the loss of Bosanska Posavina and identified problems including disagreements within the command structure, organizational difficulties and weaknesses in coordination. Other accounts emphasize the numerical and organizational advantages eventually assembled by the VRS. � Vikipedija The strategic result was significant. The VRS established a territorial connection across northern Bosnia linking the western and eastern parts of the territory under its control. The route through the Posavina region became known as the Brčko Corridor or Posavina Corridor. It provided an important communications and supply route and remained strategically impor

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