Yugoslav Wars
1991–2001
Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina; NATO in 1995 and 1999
Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and Serb forces
As Yugoslavia broke apart, wars followed in Slovenia (1991), Croatia (1991–1995), Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992–1995) and Kosovo (1998–1999). The fighting brought sieges such as Sarajevo, ethnic cleansing and the Srebrenica genocide, and ended after NATO air campaigns in 1995 and 1999.
Outcome: Yugoslavia dissolved into seven states. The Dayton Agreement (1995) ended the war in Bosnia; Kosovo came under UN administration in 1999.
Weapons used 31
Assault riflesZastava M707.62×39mm
most notable
PistolsBeretta M99×19mm Parabellum
PistolsBrowning Hi-Power9×19mm Parabellum
Submachine gunsHK MP59×19mm Parabellum
Submachine gunsM3 submachine gun.45 ACP
Submachine gunsMini Uzi9×19mm Parabellum
Submachine gunsMP409×19mm Parabellum
Submachine gunsPPSh-417.62×25mm Tokarev
Submachine gunsThompson submachine gun.45 ACP
Submachine gunsUzi9×19mm Parabellum
Submachine gunsŠkorpion vz. 61.32 ACP
Assault riflesAk 55.56×45mm NATO
Assault riflesAK-745.45×39mm
Assault riflesAK-74M5.45×39mm
Assault riflesColt Canada C75.56×45mm NATO
Assault riflesType 567.62×39mm
Assault riflesType 817.62×39mm
Assault riflesvz. 587.62×39mm
RiflesCarcano M916.5×52mm Carcano
RiflesMosin–Nagant7.62×54mmR
Sniper riflesBarrett M82.50 BMG
Sniper riflesSteyr SSG 697.62×51mm NATO
Machine gunsDP-277.62×54mmR
Machine gunsDShK12.7×108mm
Machine gunsFN Minimi5.56×45mm NATO
Machine gunsM2 Browning.50 BMG
Machine gunsM249 SAW5.56×45mm NATO
Machine gunsMG 347.92×57mm Mauser
Machine gunsMG 427.92×57mm Mauser
Machine gunsMk 487.62×51mm NATO
Machine gunsUltimax 1005.56×45mm NATO