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It was time for Croatian troops to enter the city from which the 'Bull Revolution' was launched in August 1990.
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It was time for Croatian troops to enter the city from which the 'Bull Revolution' was launched in August 1990.

The article discusses a historical military operation planned by Croatian forces in August 1995, focusing on the decision-making process leading up to the operation. It describes a meeting at the home of Defense Minister Gojko Šušak in Široki Brijeg, where General Franjo Tuđman approved the continuation of military actions aimed at liberating Bosanski Gracac and Glamoč. The article notes the strategic timing of the operation and references Šušak’s communication with Tuđman through an encrypted phone call. Additionally, it provides background information on Šušak’s family history, mentioning his mother’s survival during World War II.

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It was time for Croatian troops to enter the city from which the 'Bull Revolution' was launched in August 1990.

The article discusses a historical military operation planned by Croatian forces in August 1995, focusing on the decision-making process leading up to the operation. It describes a meeting at the home of Defense Minister Gojko Šušak in Široki Brijeg, where General Franjo Tuđman approved the continuation of military actions aimed at liberating Bosanski Gracac and Glamoč. The article notes the strategic timing of the operation and references Šušak’s communication with Tuđman through an encrypted phone call. Additionally, it provides background information on Šušak’s family history, mentioning his mother’s survival during World War II.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of a historical military operation and related decisions made by Croatian leaders during the war. There is no evident ideological framing, biased language, or selective sourcing. The content appears balanced and focused on recounting events without overtly slan

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