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In 36 hours, 15.000 Serbs were expelled from Western Slavonia, which was part of the then Republika Srpska Krajina and under UN protection, while 283 Serbs were killed.
More than 16.000 members of the Croatian armed forces marched on Western Slavonia on May 1, with about 15.000 inhabitants and 4.000 soldiers.

BANJA LUKA - Sunday marks 21 years since the Croatian armed forces attacked western Slavonia in an offensive code-named Operation Flash, which resulted in 283 Serbs, including 55 women and 11 childred, being killed or going missing on May 1-2, 1995.
    

BANJA LUKA - Sunday marks 21 years since the Croatian armed forces attacked western Slavonia in an offensive code-named Operation Flash, which resulted in 283 Serbs, including 55 women and 11 childred, being killed or going missing on May 1-2, 1995.

Tuesday marks 20 years since the start of Croatia's military operation "Storm" that led to expulsion of more than 200,000 ethnic Serbs from that country.

Memorial service for Serbs killed in Croatia

BELGRADE -- A memorial service for Serbs killed in September 1993 by Croatian forces in the Medak Pocket (Medački Džep) area was held in Belgrade on Tuesday.

Dozens of people - members of the families of the victims and Serb refugees from Croatia - gathered for the service.

BELGRADE - The Documentation and Information Centre Veritas welcomed on Friday the Declaration on the role of the state in the search for a solution to the issue of persons gone missing in armed clashes and violation of human rights which was signed by heads of four countries in the region in Mostar on Friday.

BELGRADE - Today marks 22 years since the crime on the Miljevci plateau, near Drnis, when 40 members of the Republic of Serb Krajina (RSK) Territorial Defense were killed.

BELGRADE - The remains of 18 persons, including two women, were exhumed from a mass grave at the location "Groblje" in Slunj between 16 and 18 of June this year.

The victims are Serbs from Kordun, killed in the aggression of Croatian armed forces in August 1995 (Operation Storm) on a UN protected area known as Sector North.

"Dispute does not close door to reconciliation"

THE HAGUE -- With their genocide dispute before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Serbia and Croatia have not closed the door to the reconciliation.

This was heard from the head of Serbia’s legal team, Saša Obradović.

THE HAGUE - With their genocide dispute before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Serbia and Croatia have not closed the door to the reconciliation of the two nations, Serbia’s agent at the court Sasa Obradovic has said.