Editing Yugoslav Wars (section)

==[[Bosnian War]]==
Influenced by the war in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina declared its independence in 1993, and similarly to what happened in Croatia, the Serbs in Bosnia created their own republic, the Republika Srpska lead by [[Radovan Karadžić]], and on the other hand, the Croatian minority in Bosnia created the Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia, which ends up causing Croatia to enter the war and the [[Croat-Bosniak War]] occurs. This war stood out above all others for being the war where the worst war crimes were committed, in events such as the [[Siege of Sarajevo]] or the [[Srebrenica Massacre]], as an attempt to exterminate the Muslim Bosnians in what was known as the [[Bosnian Genocide]]. Although during most of the war the Serbs had the upper hand, after the peace between Croatia and Bosnia, these 2 joined forces against the Serbs, which added to the support of NATO, they ended up advancing against the Serbs. In the end, after a peace agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina achieves its independence, and the Republika Srpska becomes a federative entity within the new country.