Lašva Valley counteroffensive

Lašva Valley Counter-offensive
	Part of the Bosnian War and Croat–Bosniak war
Date	April–July 1993
Location	Lašva Valley, central Bosnia and Herzegovina (Travnik, Novi Travnik, Kakanj, Zenica, Kiseljak)
Result	Bosnian victory HVO losses and displacement of Croat civilians;
Belligerents
Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ARBiH)	Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia (HVO)
Commanders and leaders
Sefer Halilović; Rasim Delić; Enver Hadžihasanović; Mehmed Alagić	(various HVO commanders)
Units involved
ARBiH 3rd Corps 17th Krajina Brigade; 7th Muslim Brigade; 306th Mountain Brigade; 303rd Brigade; 314th Brigade; ; ;	Croatian Defence Council First Operational Group Travnik Brigade; "Frankopan" Brigade; "Stjepan Tomašević" Brigade; ; ;
Casualties and losses
(unknown)	More than 2,000 killed, roughly 60,000 forcefully displaced.

Lašva Valley Counteroffensive (April–July 1993) was a series of ARBiH offensives in central Bosnia during the Bosnian War, most notably the capture of Travnik and subsequent advances toward Zenica and Kakanj. The counteroffensive marked a turning point in central Bosnia when Bosnian government forces regained the initiative after months of being cut off and fighting on multiple fronts.