Battle of Medvedjek
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| Part of Ten-Day War | |||||||||
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| Combatants | |||||||||
| Territorial Defense of the Republic Slovenia | Yugoslav National Army | ||||||||
| Commanders | |||||||||
| Franc Smerdu Bogdan Mali Šiško Alojz Završnik |
Boško Prodanović | ||||||||
| Strength | |||||||||
| 504 men | 12 BOV ? men |
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| Casualties | |||||||||
| 1 killed 5 wounded |
1 killed 2 wounded 5 deserted |
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| 7 civilians killed | |||||||||
The Battle of Medvedjek (Slovene Bitka na/pri Medvedjeku) was a battle between the Territorial Defense of the Republic Slovenia (TORS) and the Yugoslav National Army (JLA) that took place in Medvedjek from 27 June to 1 July 1991 during the Ten-Day War.
The battle was directly connected to the previous Battle of Poganci and the latter Battle of Krakovski gozd, because all of the battles involved the same JLA unit - Self-propelled mechanized detachment of air defense. It was one of the most intense battles in the entire war.
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