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Intense fighting continued toward the south as Croatian units pushed to secure the bridge at Stara Gradiška, cutting off the RSK’s connection to Bosnian Serb-held territory across the Sava River.

In response to the rapid success of Operation Flash on May 2, Milan Martić, the president of the RSK, ordered a rocket attack on the Croatian capital, Zagreb. Using Orkan rockets equipped with cluster munitions, the attack targeted the city center, resulting in civilian casualties and significant damage. Bljesak 2

Today, the dates are observed in Croatia as anniversaries of victory and the restoration of territorial integrity. Various museums and historical archives, such as the Croatian History Museum , maintain artifacts and documentation related to the units and events of those two days. IzvjeπĘa zagrebaËkih muzeja 2002 Intense fighting continued toward the south as Croatian

Operation Flash began early in the morning on May 1, 1995, with the goal of reclaiming territory in Western Slavonia that had been under the control of the Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK). By , the operation reached its critical phase. Today, the dates are observed in Croatia as

By the evening of May 2, most organized military resistance had ceased, leading to the surrender of the remaining RSK forces in the Pakrac sector the following day. Legacy and Commemoration