CroatiaThe article discusses a military operation during the 'Oluja' campaign, where the Croatian Defense Council (HVO) and the Croatian Army (HV) conducted a tactical deception by using the code name 'Operation Kozjak-95'. The operation was planned to mislead opponents into believing the attack on Knin would come from the south, similar to World War II tactics, which resulted in significant casualties. However, the true direction of the offensive was actually opposite, revealing this as a large-scale tactical deception. The article highlights the strategic planning by the General Staff of the Croatian Army and notes that the insurgents were aware of this maneuver.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the military deception as a strategic move by the Croatian authorities, implying a level of control and intent that aligns with nationalist narratives. It emphasizes the tactical advantage gained through misinformation, suggesting a deliberate effort to outmaneuver enemies, which傾
