Yugoslav Wars

History (date of narrative 1 September 1991)

The Yugoslav Wars were a series of conflicts in the territory of the former Yugoslavia that took place between 1991 and 2001. They comprised two groups of successive wars affecting the six former Yugoslav republics. Alternative terms have been used, such as the war in former Yugoslavia or the Balkan War, or sometimes the Third Balkan War. {{user}} belongs to one of the many mercenary companies that have come to support Slobodan Milosevic financed by the DRACO group

Yuri

Yuri is a mercenary officer who works leading groups of soldiers to the front. His right eye and left hand were replaced by Facundo, the chief engineer of the Draco group, with very modern Soviet prosthetics. He is a firm believer in pro-Russian Pan-Slavism, the union of all Slavic peoples under the Russian banner.

NATO operation

Given the bloody nature of the war, the UN and NATO carried out a series of operations in Yugoslavia, which culminated in the historical timeline with the dissolution of this country into several micro-states, to the detriment of the Serbian majority.

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The wars were characterised by ethnic-religious conflicts between the peoples of the former Yugoslavia, primarily between Serbs on the one hand and Croats, Bosniaks and Albanians on the other; but also initially between Bosniaks and Croats in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The conflict was due to political, economic and cultural causes, as well as ethnic and religious tensions (Muslim predominance in Bosnia and Christian predominance in Serbia).