Siege of Dubrovnik ends after heavy bombing, marking the end of a long conflict.

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The Siege of Dubrovnik, a pivotal event during the Croatian War of Independence, came to a close after a seven-month-long ordeal. The city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning architecture and rich history, had been under siege by the Yugoslav People's Army since October 1991. The relentless shelling and attacks had caused significant damage to the city and taken a heavy toll on its residents. The end of the siege brought a sense of relief and hope to the people of Dubrovnik, marking a turning point in the conflict and paving the way for the eventual independence of Croatia. The resilience and resistance shown by the citizens of Dubrovnik during this dark period have since become symbols of courage and strength in the face of adversity. #Dubrovnik #CroatianWarofIndependence #SiegeEnds
Primary Reference: Siege of Dubrovnik - Wikipedia
Location : Croatia
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