Editing List of military operations (section)

==Post–Cold War==

===Asia===
*''[[Operation Safed Sagar|Safed Sager]]'' (1999) {{flagicon|India}} &mdash; [[Indian Air Force]] operations in the [[Kargil War]].
*''[[Operation Swift Retort]]'' (2019) {{flagicon|Pakistan}} &mdash; [[Pakistan Air Force]] retaliatory air operation during the [[2019 India–Pakistan border skirmishes|2019 conflict]] with India.

===Sri Lankan Civil War===
*''[[Vadamarachchi Operation]]'' (1997) {{flagicon|Sri Lanka}} &mdash; military offensive carried out by the Sri Lankan military
*''[[Operation Riviresa]]'' (1995) {{flagicon|Sri Lanka}} &mdash; operation launched by the [[Sri Lankan Armed Forces]] to capture the Jaffna Peninsula.
*''[[Operation Jayasikurui]]'' (1997–1999) {{flagicon|Sri Lanka}} &mdash;
*''[[2008–2009 Sri Lankan Army Northern offensive]]'' (2008–2009) {{flagicon|Sri Lanka}} &mdash; Final major operation of the country's 25-year-old civil war.
*''[[Jaffna University Helidrop]]'' (1987) {{flagicon|India}} &mdash; First of the operations launched by the Indian forces (IPKF) aimed at disarming the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) by force and securing the town of Jaffna.
*''[[Operation Pawan]]'' (1987) {{flagicon|India}} &mdash; Indian mission to take control of [[Jaffna]]

===Rwanda===
*''[[Clean Corridor]]'' (1994) {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Escort of [[Tutsi]] military forces to [[Kigali]] by the [[United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda]] (UNAMIR).
*''[[Green Beam]]'' (1990) {{flagicon|Belgium}} &mdash; Belgian military evacuation of civilians in Rwanda.
*''[[Ippocampo]]'' (1994) {{flagicon|Italy}} &mdash; Italian codename for evacuation of Italian civilians from Rwanda.
*''[[Opération Noroît|Noroît]]'' (1990) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for evacuation of civilians from Kigali at the start of the [[Rwandan Civil War]].
*''[[Silver Back]]'' (1994) {{flagicon|Belgium}} &mdash; Belgian military evacuation of civilians and withdrawal of Belgian armed forces in Rwanda.
*''[[Operation Tamar|Tamar]]'' (1994) {{flagicon|Australia}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Australian contribution to peacekeeping in Rwanda.
*''[[Operation Turquoise|Turquoise]]'' (1994) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French led intervention in Rwanda to protect displaced persons.

===Congo/Zaire===
*''[[Opération Antilope|Antilope]]'' (1997) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army evacuation of French and foreign citizens from [[Pointe-Noire]].
*''[[Operation Artemis|Artemis]]'' (2003) {{flagicon|EU}} {{flagicon|UN}} &mdash; French led EU contribution to UN peace keeping mission during [[Ituri conflict]], Democratic Republic of Congo ([[MONUSCO]]).
*''[[Operation Blue Beam|Blue Beam]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|Belgium}} &mdash; Belgian military intervention and evacuation of civilians in [[Zaire]].
*''[[Operation Caravan|Caravan]]'' (2003) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canadian contribution to the French-led [[Interim Emergency Multinational Force]] in the [[Democratic Republic of Congo]].
*''[[Operation Green Stream|Green Stream]]'' (1997) {{flagicon|Belgium}} &mdash; Belgian military evacuation of civilians in [[Zaire]].
*''[[Opération Malebo|Malebo]]'' (1996) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army hostage rescue operation in [[Zaire]].
*''[[Operation Mistral South Africa|Mistral]]'' (2003) {{flagicon|South Africa}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; South African contribution to the [[MONUC|Mission of the United Nations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo]] ([[MONUC]]) including the [[United Nations Force Intervention Brigade|Force Intervention Brigade]].
*''[[Opération Pélican|Pélican]]'' (1997) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army evacuation of French and foreign citizens from [[Brazzaville]].
*''[[Operation Teutonic|Teutonic]]'' (2005) {{flagicon|South Africa}} &mdash; [[SANDF]] assistance to [[Democratic Republic of the Congo|DRC]] transitional government.

===Horn of Africa===
*''[[Operation Addition|Addition]]'' (2000) {{flagicon|Canada}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Canada's contribution to the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea ([[UNMEE]]).
*''[[Operation Atalanta|Atalanta]]'' (2008–present) {{flagicon|EU}} &mdash; EU military presence off the coast of [[Somalia]] to act against piracy.
*''[[Operation Deliverance|Deliverance]]'' (1993) {{flagicon|Canada}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Canadian mission to [[Somalia]].
*''[[Operation Eastern Exit|Eastern Exit]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; US evacuation of its embassy in Somalia.
*''[[Operation Espresso|Espresso]]'' (2002) {{flagicon|South Africa}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; South African contribution to the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE).
*''[[Operation Gothic Serpent]]'' (1993) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; United States special operation with the primary mission of capturing faction leader Mohamed Farrah Aidid in [[Somalia]].
*''[[Opération Iskoutir|Iskoutir]]'' (1992–1999) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army intervention for enforcement of ceasefire during and after the [[Djiboutian Civil War]].
*''[[Operation Restore Hope|Restore Hope]]'' (1992) {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; American name for [[UNITAF]], humanitarian intervention in [[Somalia]].
**''[[Opération Oryx|Oryx]]'' (1992–1993) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army contribution to ''Operation Restore Hope''.
*''[[Operation Solace|Solace]]'' (1992) {{flagicon|Australia}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Australian deployment in [[Somalia]].

===Mano River Region===
*''[[Operation Barras|Barras]]'' (2000) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; Rescue of British hostages/soldiers and SAS destruction of a rebel group in Sierra Leone.
*''[[Opération Espadon|Espadon]]'' (1997) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for evacuation of French civilians during [[Sierra Leone Civil War]].
*''[[Opération Licorne|Licorne]]'' (2002) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army contribution to the [[United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire]].
*''[[Operation Montego|Montego]]'' (2003) {{flagicon|South Africa}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; South African contribution to [[United Nations Mission in Liberia]] ([[UNMIL]]).
*''[[Operation Phillis|Phillis]]'' (2004) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; Evacuation of British citizens from [[Ivory Coast]].
*''[[Opération Providence|Providence]]'' (2003) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for evacuation of French and foreign civilians from [[Monrovia]] during [[Second Liberian Civil War]].
*''[[Operation Sharp Edge|Sharp Edge]]'' (1990–1991) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; Evacuation of Americans from [[Liberia]].
*''[[Operation Shining Express|Shining Express]]'' (2003) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; Evacuation of Americans from Liberia.

===Central Africa===
*''[[African Union Mission in Burundi]]'' (2003–2004) {{flagicon|South Africa}} {{flagicon|Mozambique}} {{flagicon|Ethiopia}} &mdash; [[African Union]] mission to [[Burundi]], later replaced by [[United Nations Operation in Burundi]].
*''[[Opération Boali|Boali]]'' (2002–2013) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French intervention in the Central African Republic during the [[Central African Republic Bush War]]. It is replaced by ''Operation Sangharis''.
*''[[EUFOR Tchad/RCA]]'' (2007–2009) {{flagicon|EU}} &mdash; French led EU peace keeping mission in [[Chad]] and [[Central African Republic]] during [[Chadian Civil War (2005–2010)|Chadian Civil War]].
*''[[United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad|MINURCAT]]'' (2009–2010) {{flagicon|UN}} &mdash; UN mission that succeeded [[EUFOR Tchad/RCA]].
*''[[Operation Sangaris|Sangaris]]'' (2013–2016) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; Peace-keeping intervention in [[Central African Republic]].

===Libya===
*''[[Operation Unified Protector|Unified Protector]]'' (2011) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; NATO led intervention during the [[Libyan Civil War (2011)|Libyan Civil War]] to enforce [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973]].
**''[[Operation Ellamy|Ellamy]]'' (2011) {{flagicon|UK}} &mdash; British contribution to the operation ''Unified Protector''.
**''[[Opération Harmattan|Harmattan]]'' (2011) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French contribution to the operation ''Unified Protector''.
**''[[Operation Mobile|Mobile]]'' (2011) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canadian contribution to the operation ''Unified Protector''.
**''[[Operation Odyssey Dawn|Odyssey Dawn]]'' (2011) {{flagicon|USA}} &mdash; US contribution to the operation ''Unified Protector''.

===Sudan===
*''[[Operation Azure|Azure]]'' (2005) {{flagicon|Australia}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Australian name for UN peace keeping mission in Sudan ([[UNMIS]]). [https://web.archive.org/web/20060618002535/http://www.defence.gov.au/globalops.cfm#azure]
*''[[Operation Cordite|Cordite]]'' (2004) {{flagicon|South Africa}}  &mdash; South African observer mission to the [[African Union]] mission in [[Darfur]].
*''[[Operation Nilo|Nilo]]'' (2005) {{flagicon|Italy}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Italian name for UN peace keeping mission in Sudan ([[UNMIS]]).

===Western Sahara===
*''[[Opération Lamantin|Lamantin]]'' (1977–1978) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Army intervention in [[Mauritania]] during the [[Western Sahara conflict]].
*''[[United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara|MINURSO]]'' (1991–present) {{flagicon|UN}} &mdash; UN peace keeping mission in [[Western Sahara]].

===Zimbabwe===
*''[[Operation Liberation|Liberation]]'' (2002) {{flagicon|Zimbabwe}} &mdash; Seizure of Asian-owned assets in [[Zimbabwe]].
*''[[Operation Murambatsvina|Murambatsvina]]'' (2005) {{flagicon|Zimbabwe}} &mdash; Zimbabwe government's attack on residential district loyal to opposition groups.

===Other Africa===
*''[[Operation Albatros|Albatros]]'' (1993–94) {{flagicon|Italy}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Italian contribution to UN peace keeping mission in Mozambique ([[UNOMOZ]]).
*''[[Operation Azalee|Azalée]]'' (1995) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French reaction to the mercenary led coup in [[Comoros]].
*''[[South African intervention in Lesotho|Boleas]]'' (1998) {{flagicon|South Africa}} {{flagicon|Botswana}} &mdash; South African and Botswanan military intervention in [[Lesotho]].
*''[[Mission Corymbe|Corymbe]]'' (1990–present) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Navy prepositioning off [[Gulf of Guinea]] acting against piracy and serving as backup for a potential evacuation of EU citizens from Western Africa in case of conflict.
*''[[Operation Tanker Two|Tanker Two]]'' (2002) {{flagicon|South Africa}} &mdash; [[South African Navy]] mission to shadow [[Greenpeace]]'s ''[[MV Esperanza]]'' and prevent interception of the Pacific Teal, a [[plutonium]] transport.

===East Timor===
*''[[Operation Astute|Astute]]'' (2006) {{flagicon|Australia}} &mdash; Deployment of Australian military forces to [[East Timor]] following the May 2006 civil unrest.
*''[[Operation Citadel|Citadel]]'' {{flagicon|Australia}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Australia's contribution to the United Nations Mission of Support in East Timor ([[UNMISET]]).  Later ongoing peacekeeping actions were known as ''[[Operation Tanager]]''.
*''[[Operation Chiron|Chiron]]'' {{flagicon|Australia}} {{flagicon|East_Timor}} &mdash; Training of East Timorese military forces by the [[Australian Defence Force]].
*''[[Operation Faber|Faber]]'' {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Deployment of [[United Nations]] military observers to [[East Timor]] in support of the [[UNAMET]]-monitored popular consultation.
*''[[Operation Poinciana|Poinciana]]'' (1975) {{flagicon|Indonesia}} &mdash; Or ''Operasi Flamboyan'' (a name of a tropical tree); seaborne capture of [[Dili]] in 1975.
*''[[Indonesian invasion of East Timor|Seroja]]'' (1975) {{flagicon|Indonesia}} &mdash; Indonesian invasion of [[East Timor]] in 1975.
*''[[Operation Stabilise|Stabilise]]'' {{flagicon|Australia}} &mdash; Also spelled as ''Operation Stabilize''; Australian Defence Force's involvement in the multinational force [[INTERFET|United Nations International Force in East Timor]] (INTERFET) in East Timor
*''[[Scorched earth]]'' &mdash;  Or ''Operasi Sapu Bersih'' in [[Indonesian language|Indonesian]], also known as ''Operation Clean Sweep''; campaign of violence and arson allegedly committed by the [[Military of Indonesia|TNI]]-supervised pro-integration militias following the 1999 [[United Nations]] supervised plebiscite.
*''[[Operation Spitfire|Spitfire]]'' {{flagicon|Australia}} &mdash; Evacuation of foreign nationals from [[East Timor]] by Australian defence assets, as a result of post-referendum violence.
*''[[Operation Toucan|Toucan]]'' {{flagicon|Canada}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Canada's contribution to the [[INTERFET|United Nations' International Force in East Timor]] (INTERFET) and the [[United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor]] (UNTAET)
*''[[Operation Warden|Warden]]'' {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Military operation involving all contributing forces conducted under the multinational peacekeeping mission known as [[INTERFET|United Nations' International Force in East Timor]] (INTERFET)

===Croatian War of Independence 1991–1995===
*''[[Operation Otkos 10]]'' (end Oct-Nov 1991) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian actions against Serbian forces on area from Mount Bilogora to Mount Papuk (on west of [[Slavonia]]).
*''[[Operation Orkan 91]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Follow-up Croatian offensive after Otkos 10.
*''[[Operation Harmony|Harmony]]'' (1992) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canada's contribution to the [[United Nations Protection Force]] (UNPROFOR), which was created in February 1992 to ensure the protection and [[demilitarization]] of three UN Protected Areas in Croatia.
*''[[Operation Tiger (1992)|Operation Tigar]]'' (July 1992) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian military actions in occupied [[Dubrovnik]] hinterland, held by Serbian and Montenegrin regulars.
*''[[Operation Medak pocket|Medački džep]]'' (September 1993) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive against Serbian forces with aim of relieving the city of [[Gospić]] from Serb shelling attacks.
*''[[Operation Flash|Bljesak]]'' ("Flash") (March 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive against Serbian forces, with aim of liberating occupied western Slavonia.
*''[[Operation Storm|Oluja]]'' ("Storm") (August 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian major offensive against most areas under control of Serbian forces.

===War in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992–1995===
*''[[Operation Corridor 92|Operation Corridor '92]]'' (24 June 1992 – 6 October 1992) {{flagicon|Republika Srpska (1992–1995)|1995}} &mdash; Bosnian Serb operation against Bosnian Croat forces in Bosnian Posavina.
*''[[Operation Maritime Monitor|Maritime Monitor]]'' (July 1992 – November 1992) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; in support of UN resolutions [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 713|713]] and [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 757|757]], operation which subsequently became:
*''[[Operation Sky Monitor|Sky Monitor]]'' (October 1992 – April 1993) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; Monitoring by [[NATO Airborne Early Warning|NAEW]] of unauthorized flights in the airspace of Bosnia-Herzegovina during the Bosnian War.
*''[[Operation Maritime Guard|Maritime Guard]]'' (November 1992 – June 1993) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; in support of UN [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 787|Resolution 787]].
*''[[Opération Balbuzard|Balbuzard]]'' (January 1993 – December 1995) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French military action aiming to liberate hostages in [[Sarajevo]] and ensure the safety of already deployed French elements of [[UNPROFOR]] in case of a potential evacuation.
*''[[Operation Deny Flight|Deny Flight]]'' (April 1993 – December 1995) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; NATO operation preventing the violation of the Bosnia-Herzegovina airspace, declared [[No-Fly Zone]].
*''[[Operation Sharp Guard|Sharp Guard]]'' (June 1993 – October 1996) [[File:Flag of the Western European Union (1993-1995).svg|23px]] {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; Co-ordinated [[Western European Union|WEU]] and [[NATO]] evolution of [[Operation Maritime Guard]] in continuing support of UN [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 787|Resolution 787]].
*''[[Operation Neretva '93|Neretva '93]]'' (September 1993 – October 1993) {{flagicon|Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina|1993}} &mdash; Offensive of [[Bosnian Muslim]] forces against Bosnian Croats in northern and eastern [[Herzegovina]].
*''[[Operation Tvigi 94|Operation Tvigi '94]]'' (24 January 1994) {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} &mdash; Bosnian Croat attack on village of Here.
*''[[Operation Bøllebank|Bøllebank]]'' ("Hooligan-bashing" in Danish) (29 April 1994) {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; UN-forces' use of tanks against Bosnian Serbian forces.
*''[[Operation Tiger (1994)|Operation Tiger]]'' (2 June 1994 – 21 August 1994) {{flagicon|Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina|1994}} &mdash; Offensive of pro-government Bosniak forces against forces of [[Fikret Abdić]].
*''[[Operation Amanda|Amanda]]'' (25 October 1994) {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; Danish UN-forces' second engagement against Bosnian Serbian forces.
*''[[Battle of Kupres (1994)|Operation Cincar]]'' (20 October 1994 – 3 November 1994) {{flagicon|Croatia}} {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} {{flagicon|Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina|1994}} &mdash; Joint Bosniak-Croat offensive to take control of Kupres from the VRS.
*''[[Operation Spider]]'' (4 November 1994 – Summer 1995) {{flagicon|Republika Srpska (1992–1995)|1995}} {{flagicon|Republic of Serbian Krajina|1995}}&mdash; Republika Srpska and Serbian Krajina offensive in northwestern Bosnia.
*''[[Operation Winter '94]]'' (29 November 1995 – 24 December 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive in Livno area.
*''[[Operation Leap 1]]'' (7 April 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive in Livno-Bosansko Grahovo area.
*''[[Operation Leap 2]]'' (4 June 1995 – 10 June 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive in Livno-Bosansko Grahovo area.
*''[[Operation Krivaja '95]]'' (6 July 1995 – 11 July 1995) {{flagicon|Republika Srpska (1992–1995)|1995}} &mdash; Bosnian Serb operation to take control of the Srebrenica enclave.
*''[[Operation Stupčanica '95]]'' (25 July 1995 – 26 July 1995) {{flagicon|Republika Srpska (1992–1995)|1995}} &mdash; Bosnian Serb operation to take control of the Žepa enclave.
*''[[Operation Summer '95]]'' (25 July 1995 – 29 July 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive in western Bosnia.
*''[[Operation Sword '95|Sword '95]]'' (1995) {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina|1995}} &mdash; Bosnian Serbian offensive against Bosnian-Muslim forces in western Bosnia.
*''[[Operation Deliberate Force]]'' (August – September 1995) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; [[NATO]] air campaign in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].
*''[[Operation Maestral]]'' (8 September 1995 – 15 September 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} &mdash; Major Croatian offensive in western Bosnia.
*''[[Operation Sana]]'' (13 September 1995 – 13 October 1995) {{flagicon|Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina|1993}} &mdash; Bosnian offensive in northwestern Bosnia.
*''[[Operation Una]]'' (18 September 1995 – 19 September 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} &mdash; Croatian operation against Bosnian Serb Army.
*''[[Operation Southern Move]]'' (8 October 1995 – 11 October 1995) {{flagicon|Croatia}} {{flagicon|Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia}} &mdash; Croatian offensive in area around Mrkonjić Grad.


===Bosnia and Herzegovina (Post [[Bosnian War]])===
*''[[Operation Joint Endeavor|Joint Endeavor]]'' (December 1995) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; [[NATO]] peace-keeping operation in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] which established [[Implementation Force|IFOR]]
*''[[Operation Joint Guard|Joint Guard]]'' (December 1996 – 1998) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; [[NATO]] peace-keeping operation in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] which established [[SFOR]]
*''[[Operation Joint Forge|Joint Forge]]'' (1998–2004) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; [[NATO]] peace-keeping operation in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] following ''Operation Joint Guard''
*''[[EUFOR Althea]]'' (2004–) {{flagicon|EU}} &mdash; [[European Union]] peace-keeping operation in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] following ''Operation Joint Forge'', replacing IFOR and SFOR.

===Kosovo War 1999===
*''[[Operation Allied Force|Allied Force]]'' (1999) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; NATO's air campaign in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]]
*''[[Operation Megaphone|Megaphone]]'' (2000) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canada's return of equipment used in Kosovo
*''[[Operation Quadrant|Quadrant]]'' (1999–2002) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canada's mission in Kosovo
*''Joint Guardian'' (1999 – ) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; NATO operation which established KFOR

===Republic of Macedonia===
*''[[Operation Able Sentry|Able Sentry]]'' (1993–1994) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; [[Berlin Brigade]] deployed as part of Multi-National United Nations Protection Forces (UNPROFOR) to the [[North Macedonia|Republic of Macedonia]] to establish Camp Able Sentry and monitor sanctions imposed by NATO against Serbia/Kosovo. *This mission was later taken over by the (then) Germany-based, 3rd Infantry Div (Mech).
*''[[Operation Echo|Echo]]'' (1998–2000) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canada sending air forces to [[Aviano]], Italy to enforce a [[no-fly zone]] over [[Balkan Peninsula|Balkan]] region (UNSFOR and UNKFOR).
*''[[Operation Essential Harvest|Essential Harvest]]'' (2001) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; month-long NATO mission of disarming [[Albanians|ethnic Albanians]] in the [[North Macedonia|Republic of Macedonia]].
**''[[Operation Forage|Forage]]'' (2001–2002) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canadian contribution to NATO's ''Essential Harvest''.
*''[[Operation Kinetic (1999)|Kinetic]]'' (1999–2000) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canada's contribution to NATO's mission [[Kosovo Force|KFOR]] to secure [[Kosovo]] and the Republic of Macedonia and to provide [[humanitarian]] needs to displaced persons.

===Haiti===
*''[[Operation Constable|Constable]]'' (1997) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canada's contribution to the [[United Nations Mission in Haiti]]
*''[[Operation Uphold Democracy|Uphold Democracy]]'' (1994–1995) {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|Poland}} {{flagicon|Argentina}} &mdash; U.S. led multinational intervention aimed at removing the military regime after the 1991 coup in [[Haiti]]. This operation was later replaced by [[United Nations Mission in Haiti|UNMIH]].
*''[[Operation Uphold Democracy|New Horizon]]'' (1995–1996) {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; U.S. mission in support (and under the command) of United Nations Mission in Haiti
*''[[Operation Secure Tomorrow|Secure Tomorrow]]'' (2004) {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|Canada}} {{flagicon|France}} {{flagicon|Chile}} &mdash; US led multinational force, authorized by the UN as the Multinational Interim Force (MIF) which was replaced by the [[United Nations Stabilisation Mission in Haiti|MINUSTAH]].
**''[[Opération Carbet|Carbet]]'' (2004) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for peace-keeping intervention in Haiti.
*''[[MINUSTAH]]'' (2004–present) {{flagicon|UN}} &mdash; United Nations peace-keeping presence in Haiti.

===Persian Gulf War===
*''[[Gulf War#Operation Desert Shield|Desert Shield]]'' (1990–1991) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; American buildup prior to [[Gulf War]]
**''[[Opération Busiris|Busiris]]'' (1990–1991) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; Presence of French Army elements stationed in the [[United Arab Emirates|UAE]] as deterrent against potential [[Iraqi Army]] action
**''[[Opération Salamandre|Salamandre]]'' (1990–1991) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; Deployment of French Army in preparation of operations Busiris and Daguet.
*''[[Operation Desert Storm|Desert Storm]]'' (1991) &mdash; Gulf War
**''[[Opération Artimon|Artimon]]'' {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Navy enforcement of UN resolutions [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 661|661]] and [[United Nations Security Council Resolution 665|665]] during the Gulf War
**''[[Opération Daguet|Daguet]]'' ("''[[Brocket deer]]''") {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for operations during the Gulf War
**''[[Operation Damask|Damask]]'' {{flagicon|Australia}} &mdash; [[Royal Australian Navy]] deployment to the [[Persian Gulf]].
**[[Operation Desert Sabre|''Desert Sabre'']] &mdash; The ground campaign which began on 24 February 1991.<ref>[http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/desert_sabre.htm Operation Desert Sabre]</ref>
**''[[Operation Granby|Granby]]'' {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; British codename for operations during the Gulf War
**''[[Operazione Locusta|Locusta]]'' ("''[[Locust]]''") {{flagicon|Italy}} &mdash; Italian codename for operations during the Gulf War.
**''[[Opération Phèdre|Phèdre]]'' {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French Navy codename for surveillance of [[Suez Canal]].
*''[[Operation Ace Guard|Ace Guard]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|NATO}} &mdash; (NATO) Allied Command Europe Mobile Force for Turkey South Border Reinforcement (based at Diyarbakir AFB)

===Iraq (post-Gulf War)===
*''[[Operation Provide Comfort|Provide Comfort]]'' (1991–1996) {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} {{flagicon|France}} {{flagicon|Australia}} {{flagicon|Turkey}} {{flagicon|Netherlands}} {{flagicon|Italy}} &mdash; Security and humanitarian aid to [[Kurds]] in northern Iraq and [[Iraqi no-fly zones|No-Fly Zone]] North of 36°N over Iraq.
**''[[Operation Airone|Airone]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|Italy}} &mdash; Italian codename for Operation Provide Comfort.
**''[[Operation Haven|Haven]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; Security and humanitarian aid to [[Kurds]] in Northern Iraq.
**''[[Opération Libage|Libage]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for Operation Provide Comfort in the [[Iran–Turkey barrier|Turkey-Iraq border]] area.
**''[[Opération Ramure|Ramure]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for Operation Provide Comfort in the [[Iran–Iraq border|Iran-Iraq border]] area.
*''[[Operation Record|Record]]'' (1991–2001) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canadian mission to secure [[Iraq–Kuwait barrier|Iraqi-Kuwaiti border]].
*''[[Operation Southern Watch|Southern Watch]]'' (1991–2003) {{flagicon|France}} {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; No-Fly Zone South of 33°N over Iraq.
**''[[Opération Alysse|Alysse]]'' (1992–2003) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for contribution to Operation ''Southern Watch''.
**''[[Operation Bolton|Bolton]]'' (1997–2001) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; UK Royal Air Force Contribution to Southern Watch. 
**''[[Operation Resinate South|Resinate South]]'' (2001–2003) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; UK Contribution to Southern Watch including Response Options. 
*''[[Operation Southern Breeze|Southern Breeze]]'' (1991) {{flagicon|France}} {{flagicon|Belgium}} {{flagicon|Netherlands}} &mdash; Demining operations of Kuwaiti waters.
*''[[Operation Desert Strike|Desert Strike]]'' (1996) {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; retaliation attacks on Iraq.
*''[[Operation Determination|Determination]]'' (1998) {{flagicon|Canada}} &mdash; Canadian deployment in the [[Persian Gulf]] to force [[Iraq]] to comply with United Nations inspection agreements.
*''[[Operation Northern Watch|Northern Watch]]'' (1997–2003) {{flagicon|Turkey}} {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|United Nations}} &mdash; [[Iraqi no-fly zones|No-Fly Zone]] North of 36°N over Iraq.
**''[[Operation Resinate North|Resinate North]]'' (2001–2003) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} &mdash; UK Contribution to Northern Watch including Response Options. 
*''[[Operation Desert Fox|Desert Fox]]'' (1998) {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} {{flagicon|United States}} &mdash; Bombing campaign on military Iraqi targets.
* ''Desert Falcon'' (1991–2003) {{flagicon|United States}} United States [[MIM-104 Patriot|PATRIOT]] missile defense of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Israel from the Iraqi [[al Hussein (missile)|Scud]] missile threat.{{Citation needed|date=February 2020}}

===Georgia===
*''[[Russo-Georgian War]]'' (2008) {{RUS}} &mdash; military operation repelling Georgian attack on [[South Ossetia]]
*''[[Battle of Tskhinvali|Operation Clear Field]]'' (2008) {{GEO}} &mdash; Failed Attempt to Capture [[Tskhinvali]]

===Armenia (First Nagorno-Karabakh War)===
*''[[Battle of Shusha (1992)|Wedding in the Mountains]]'' (1992) {{flagicon|Armenia}} &mdash; Invasion of the town of [[Shusha]] of Azerbaijan by the [[Armed Forces of Armenia|Armenian Armed Forces]] during the [[First Nagorno-Karabakh War]]

===Middle East===
{{Further|Military operations conducted by the Israel Defense Forces}}
*''[[Operation Blow to the Head|Blow to the Head]]'' (2010) {{flagicon|Yemen}} {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} &mdash; operation against the militants in the insurgent [[Yemen]]i town of [[Sa'dah]] in the [[Saada Governorate]].
*''[[Operation Scorched Earth|Scorched Earth]]'' (2009) {{flagicon|Yemen}} {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} &mdash; was the code-name of a Yemeni military offensive in the northern Saada Governorate .
*''[[Opération Baliste|Baliste]]'' (2006) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for evacuation of EU civilians during [[2006 Lebanon War|Lebanon War]].
*''[[Opération Diapason|Diapason]]'' (1994) {{flagicon|France}} &mdash; French codename for evacuation of EU civilians during the [[Yemeni Civil War (1994)|Yemeni Civil War]].
*''[[Operation Musketeer (1956)|Musketeer]]'' (1956) {{flagicon|France}} {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} {{flagicon|Israel}} &mdash; Tripartite operation aiming at gaining control of [[Suez Canal]] and removing [[Gamal Abdel Nasser]] from power in [[Egypt]].