Thirty years after its conclusion, the Croatian War of Independence remains a source of deep division between Serbs and Croats. The anniversary marks three decades since the Croatian military operation 'Oluja' (Storm), which effectively ended the conflict that lasted over three years. While Croats often view 'Oluja' as a decisive victory for their independence, Serbs remember it as a period of displacement and suffering. These differing perspectives continue to shape relations between the two groups, highlighting the enduring legacy of the war and the challenges of reconciliation.