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Bosnian War

1992–1995 armed conflict in Bosnia and HerzegovinaBelligerentsUntil October 1992: Bosnia and HerzegovinaHerzeg-BosniaCroatiaUntil May 1992: FR Yugoslavia Republika SrpskaRepublic of Serbian KrajinaOctober 1992–94: Bosnia and HerzegovinaOctober 1992–94:Herzeg-BosniaCroatiaMay 1992–94: Republika SrpskaRepublic of Serbian KrajinaWestern Bosnia (from 1993)1994–95: Bosnia and HerzegovinaHerzeg-BosniaCroatia1994–95: Republika SrpskaRepublic of Serbian KrajinaWestern BosniaCommanders and leadersAlija IzetbegovićHaris SilajdžićSefer HalilovićRasim DelićEnver HadžihasanovićAtif Dudaković...and othersFranjo TuđmanGojko ŠušakJanko BobetkoMate BobanDario KordićBruno StojićMilivoj Petković...and othersSlobodan MiloševićRadovan KaradžićMomčilo KrajišnikBiljana PlavšićRatko Mladić...and othersStrengthARBiH:110,000 troops110,000 reserves40 tanks30 APCsHVO:45,000–50,000 troops75 tanks50 APCs200 artillery piecesHV:15,000 troops1992:JNA1992–95:VRS:80,000 troops300 tanks700 APCs800 artillery piecesNOZB:4,000–5,000 troopsCasualties and losses 30,906 soldiers killed 31,107 civilians killed 5,919 soldiers killed 2,484 civilians killed 20,775 soldiers killed 4,178 civilians killed additional 5,100 killed whose ethnicity and status are unstated^ The Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina was mainly staffed by Bosniaks.

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