Unearthing 1991 Battle Relics on Peljesac ( Vresovica and Zec Hill Frontline )

WARNING: During the war, this area was the scene of fighting, and although it was demined, there are still potentially serious risks, so I definitely do not recommend visiting the area. (UPOZORENJE: u toku rata 1991-1995 ovaj prostor je bio u području ratnih djelovanja,i iako razminiran postoje izvjesni rizici, stoga apsolutno ne preporučujem bilo kakvu posjetu istoj) During the Croatian War for Independence, war activities reached the Dubrovnik area at the beginning of October 1991. Serbian and Montenegrin forces commenced operations on Oct. 1st, 1991. By the end of November, they reached the entrance to Peljesac peninsula ( the second-largest peninsula in Croatia ) Croatian forces were weakened and disorganized and were trying to establish the defensive line. By the beginning of December 1991, they held two important hills on the old road toward Ston, an ancient town at the Peljesac isthmus. Hill 200 and Hill 158. By the end of December, Hill 158 was under enemy control. Croatian forces withdrew to Hill 200 and successfully held it until May 19th, 1992, when a Croatian offensive to deblock the city of Dubrovnik started. WARNING: The area was heavily mined, and demining work started somewhere around 2005. But the thing is, going on terrain like this carries risks, so I wouldn't recommend it. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - 00:32 Monument, the climb on Vresovica 00:33 - 06:12 Vresovica Hill 06:13 - 08:05 Zec Hill and German fortifications 08:06 - 11:18 Serbian Montenegrin position on Zec, and Zolja rocket launchers 11:19 - 12:59 Bunker on Zec #WarRelicsCroatia #Peljesac #1991 #DomovinskiRat #WarArchaeology #RelicHunting #WarInDbrovnik#CroatiaHistory