Siege of Doboj

Siege of Doboj
	Part of the Bosnian War
Date	20 May 1992 – 20 October 1992
Location	Doboj area, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Result	Serb victory Siege lifted; Bosniak troops withdraw;
Belligerents
Yugoslav People's Army	Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Casualties and losses
105 Serbian civilians killed (55 women, 6 children) 10,000 Serbian refugees	142 Bosniak and Croat soldiers killed

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The Siege of Doboj (Serbo-Croatian language: Opsada Doboja) was a military engagement fought between the Yugoslav People's Army and Bosnian Serb civilians and Bosniak forces defending the city of Doboj and its surroundings during the War in Bosnia. The Bosniak forces started its advance on 31 May 1992. The Muslims attacks and bombardment of Doboj culminated on 10 June 1992. The siege and a naval blockade by the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina caused the deaths of 105 civilians and 103 Serbian military personnel. Among the victims were 55 women and 6 children. The Bosniaks suffered 142 military fatalities.

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