Battle of Rosinjača

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Date5 December, 1991
Location
Rosinjača Forest, south of Osijek, Croatia
Result Yugoslav victory[1]
Battle of Rosinjača
Part of Croatian War of Independence
Date5 December, 1991
Location
Rosinjača Forest, south of Osijek, Croatia
Result Yugoslav victory[1]
Belligerents
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Croatia Croatia
Commanders and leaders
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Života Panić Croatia Salko Ahmić 
Croatia Mihajlo Peregin 
Units involved
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslav People's Army
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Strength
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Unknown
70 soldiers[1]
Croatia 16 soldiers
Casualties and losses
Unknown all 16 soldiers killed

The Battle of Rosinjača was a battle fought for the forest south of Osijek during the Croatian War of Independence.

The reason for the attack was that these Croatian Army (HV) soldiers were positioned 700 meters west of the village of Tenja, where the Serb civilian population lived, and they posed a threat to them, as they often fired from the forest toward the village.

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