User:Stevetauber/sandbox/sieges

A siege is a prolonged military assault and blockade on a city or fortress with the intent of conquering by force or attrition. What follows is a list of sieges by duration.

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Siege of	Year	Duration	Notes
Sharuhen	c. 1530 BC	~ 3 years	by Ahmose I
Megiddo	c. 1457 BC	~ 7 months	by Thutmose III
Dapur	1296 BC	Unknown	by Ramesses II
Gezer	c. 733 BC	Unknown	by Tiglath-Pileser III
Hermopolis	715 BC	~ 5 months	by Piye
Lachish	701 BC	Unknown
Jerusalem	c. 701 BC	Unknown	by Sennacherib
Jerusalem	c. 597 BC	~ 3 months	by Nebuchadnezzar II, part of the Jewish–Babylonian war
Jerusalem	589–587 BC	~ 2 years, 7 months	by Nebuchadnezzar II, part of the Jewish–Babylonian war
Sardis	547 BC	14 days	by Cyrus the Great
Naxos	499 BC	~ 4 months	part of the Greco-Persian Wars
Eretria	490 BC	6 days	part of the Greco-Persian Wars
Syracuse	415 BC	~ 6 months	part of the Peloponesian War
Akragas	406 BC	~ 8 months	part of the Sicilian Wars
Syracuse	397–396 BC	~ 1 year	part of the Sicilian Wars
Miletus	334 BC	Unknown	by Nicanor (son of Parmenion), part of the Wars of Alexander the Great
Halicarnassus	334 BC	Unknown	part of the Wars of Alexander the Great, now Bodrum
Tyre	332 BC	~ 6 months	part of the Wars of Alexander the Great
Gaza	332 BC	~ 3 weeks	part of the Wars of Alexander the Great
Cyropolis	329 BC	Unknown	part of the Wars of Alexander the Great
Sogdian Rock	327 BC	1 day	part of the Wars of Alexander the Great
Neapolis	327–326 BC	~ 1 year	part of the Samnite Wars, now Naples
Rhodes	305–304 BC	~ 1 year	by Demetrius I of Macedon, part of the Wars of the Diadochi
Lilybaeum	278 BC	~ 2 months	part of the Pyrrhic War, now Marsala
Agrigentum	262–261 BC	~ 7 months	part of the First Punic War
Aspis	255 BC	Unknown	part of the First Punic War
Drepana	249–241 BC	~ 8 years	part of the First Punic War, now Trapani
Saguntum	218 BC	~ 8 months	by Hannibal, Casus belli for the Second Punic War
Syracuse	214–212 BC	~ 2 years	part of the Second Punic War
Carthage	c. 149–146 BC	~ 2 years, 6 months	by Scipio Aemilianus, part of the Third Punic War
Numantia	134–133 BC	~ 1 year, 1 month	by Scipio Aemilianus, part of the Numantine War
Cyzicus	73 BC	~ 6 months	part of the Third Mithridatic War
Jerusalem	63 BC	~ 3 months	by Pompey the Great
Alesia	52 BC	~ 1 month	by Julius Caesar, part of the Gallic Wars
Massilia	49 BC	4 months, 20 days	by Julius Caesar, part of Caesar's Civil War
Alexandria	48–47 BC	~ 4 months	part of Caesar's Civil War and the Alexandrine Civil War
Jerusalem	37 BC	~ 2 months	by Herod the Great, part of Antony's Parthian War
Yodfat	67 AD	1 month, 17 days	part of the First Jewish–Roman War
Jerusalem	70 AD	~ 6 months	by Titus, part of the First Jewish–Roman War
Masada	72–73 or 73–74 AD	~ 5 months	part of the First Jewish–Roman War
Byzantium	193–195	~ 2 years, 6 months	by Septimius Severus, now Istanbul
Singara	344	Unknown	part of the Roman–Persian Wars
Autun	356	Unknown	part of the Germanic Wars
Senonae	356	Unknown	part of the Germanic Wars
Amida	359	2 months, 12 days	part of the Roman–Persian Wars
Florence	405 or 406	Unknown	part of the Germanic Wars
Rome	408	~ 4 months	by Alaric I, part of the Fall of the Western Roman Empire
Rome	409	~ 1 month	by Alaric I, part of the Fall of the Western Roman Empire
Rome	410	~ 1 week	by Alaric I, part of the Fall of the Western Roman Empire
Aquileia	452	Unknown	by Attila
Ravenna	490–493	~ 3 years	by Theoderic the Great
Naples	536	20 days	by Belisarius, part of the Gothic War (535–554)
Rome	537–538	1 year, 9 days	by Belisarius, part of the Gothic War (535–554)
Verona	541	Unknown	part of the Gothic War (535–554)
Naples	542–543	Unknown	by Totila, part of the Gothic War (535–554)
Rome	546	~ 1 year	by Totila, part of the Gothic War (535–554)
Rome	549–550	~ 7 months	by Totila, part of the Gothic War (535–554)
Phasis	555–556	Unknown	part of the Lazic War
Pavia	569–572	~ 3 years	part of the Germanic Wars, formerly Ticinum
Sirmium	580–582	~ 3 years	by Bayan I, part of Maurice's Balkan campaigns
Thessalonica	586 or 597	Unknown	part of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628
Caesarea	614	Unknown	part of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628
Jerusalem	614	~ 20 days	part of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628
Thessalonica	615	Unknown	by Chatzon, part of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628
Thessalonica	617	1 month, 2 days	part of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628
Constantinople	626	1 month, 12 days	part of the part of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628, now Istanbul
Derbent	627	Unknown	part of the Third Perso-Turkic War
Tbilisi	628	~ 2 months	part of the Third Perso-Turkic War
Ta'if	630	Unknown	by Muhammad
Damascus	634	29 days	by Khalid ibn al-Walid, part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Emesa	635	~ 3 months	by Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Jerusalem	636–637	~ 3 months	by Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Ctesiphon	637	~ 2 months	part of the Muslim conquest of Persia
Aleppo	637	~ 2 months, 2 weeks	by Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, part of the Muslim conquest of the Levant
Marash	638	23 days	part of the Franco-Turkish War
Alexandria	641	~ 9 months	part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Herat	643	Unknown	part of the Muslim conquest of Persia
Ansi	645	~ 2 months	part of the Goguryeo–Tang War
Constantinople	674–678	~ 7 years	by Yazid I, part of the Arab–Byzantine wars, now Istanbul
Mecca	683	~ 3 months	part of the Second Fitna
Mecca	692	~ 6 months	part of the Second Fitna
Tyana	707–708 or 708–709	~ 9 months	part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Constantinople	717–718	~ 1 year	part of the Arab–Byzantine wars, now Istanbul
Nicaea	727	1 month, 9 days	part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Kamarja	729	1 month, 27 days	part of the Muslim conquest of Transoxiana
Wasit	749–750	~ 11 months	part of the Abbasid Revolution
Kamacha	766	~ 3 months	part of the Arab–Byzantine wars
Pavia	773–774	~ 10 months	by Charlemagne
Trsat	799
Patras	805 or 807
Serdica	809
Baghdad	812–813
Adrianople	813
Syracuse	827–828		by the Aghlabids
Amorium	838
Paris	845
Syracuse	868		by the Abbasids
Malta	869–870		by the Abbasids
Syracuse	877–878		by the Abbasids
Paris	885–886
Thessalonica	904
Chartres	911
Kiev	968
Dorostolon	971
Tyre	996–998
Graus	1063
Bari	1068–1071		part of the Norman conquest of Southern Italy
Palermo	1071–1072		part of the Norman conquest of Southern Italy
Nicaea	1097		part of the First Crusade
Antioch	1097–1098		part of the First Crusade
Capua	1098
Ma'arra	1098		part of the First Crusade
Jerusalem	1099
Tripoli	1102–1109
Weinsberg	1140
Edessa	1144
Lisbon	1147
Damascus	1148
Crema	1159–1160
Sanjō Palace	1160		part of the Heiji Rebellion
Milan	1161–1162
Wexford	1169		part of the Norman invasion of Ireland
Alessandria	1174–1175
Nara	1180		part of the Genpei War
Kerak	1183
Thessalonica	1185		by the Normans
Lovech	1187
Jerusalem	1187
Tyre	1187
Acre	1189–1191
Varna	1201
Zara	1202		part of the Fourth Crusade, now Zadar
Constantinople	1203		part of the Fourth Crusade, now Istanbul
Constantinople	1204		part of the Fourth Crusade, now Istanbul
Trebizond	1205–1206
Antalya	1207
Sinope	1214
Rochester Castle	1215		part of the First Barons' War
Zhongdu	1215		by Genghis Khan, now Beijing
Damietta	1218
Trebizond	1222–1223
Thessalonica	1224
Constantinople	1235		now Istanbul
Bilär	1236		by Batu Khan
Kiev	1240		by the Mongols
Montségur	1243–1244
Jerusalem	1244		by the Khwarezmians
Parma	1247–1248
Damietta	1249
Baghdad	1258
Kenilworth	1266
Xiangyang	1267–1273
Antioch	1268
Trebizond	1282
Ruad	1302–1303
Chittorgarh Fort	1303
Gibraltar	1309		by Guzmán el Bueno, part of the Reconquista
Florence	1312
Gibraltar	1316		part of the Reconquista
Padua	1319–1320		by Cangrande I della Scala
Bursa	1326
Nicaea	1328–1331		part of the Byzantine-Ottoman wars
Kamakura	1333
Gibraltar	1333		part of the Reconquista
Gibraltar	1333		by Alfonso XI of Castile, part of the Reconquista
Nicomedia	1333–1337
Caffa	1346
Calais	1346–1347
Gibraltar	1349–1350		by Alfonso XI of Castile, part of the Reconquista
Limoges	1370
Gibraltar	1374		part of the Reconquista
Philadelphia	1378–1390
Sofia	1382 or 1385
Ypres	1383
Lisbon	1384
Tarnovo	1393
Marienburg	1410
Constantinople	1411		part of the Ottoman Interregnum, now Istanbul
Rouen	1418
Sarai	1420
Constantinople	1422		by Murad II, now Istanbul
Thessalonica	1422–1430
Orléans	1429
Malta	1429
La Charité	1429
Gaeta	1435
Calais	1436
Gibraltar	1436		part of the Reconquista
Svetigrad	1448
Constantinople	1453		by Mehmed II, now Istanbul
Belgrade|Belgrade	1456		part of Ottoman wars in Europe
Gibraltar	1462		part of the Reconquista
Harlech Castle	1461–1468	~ 6 years, 10 months	part of Wars of the Roses
Jajce	1463
Gibraltar	1466–1467		by the Duke of Medina Sidonia
Negropont	1470		Now Euboea
Neuss	1474–1475
Krujë	1478
Rhodes	1480
Otranto	1480–1481
Hainburg	1482
Utrecht	1483
Vienna	1485
Retz	1486
Wiener Neustadt	1487
Granada	1492
Gibraltar	1506	~ 4 months	by Don Juan Alfonso Pérez de Guzmán, 3rd Duke of Medina Sidonia
Padua	1509	15 days	by Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor, part of the War of the League of Cambrai
Smolensk	1514	16 days	by Vasili III of Russia, part of the Muscovite–Lithuanian Wars
Cairo	1517	11 days	by Selim I, part of the Ottoman–Mamluk War (1516–17)
Tenochtitlan	1521	2 months, 18 days	by Hernán Cortés, part of the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, now Mexico City
Mézières	1521	Unknown	part of the Italian War of 1521–26
Tournai	1521	Unknown	part of the Italian War of 1521–26
Genoa	1522	10 days	part of the Italian War of 1521–26
Rhodes	1522	6 months, 5 days	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Marseille	1524	~ 1 month	by Charles III, Duke of Bourbon, part of the Italian War of 1521–26
Pavia	1524–1525	~ 4 months	by Francis I of France, part of the Italian War of 1521–26
Kamakura	1526	Unknown	by Satomi Sanetaka, part of the Sengoku period
Algiers	1529	22 days	by Hayreddin Barbarossa, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Vienna	1529	18 days	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Florence	1529–1530	9 months, 18 days	by Philibert of Chalon, by the War of the League of Cognac
Güns	1532	25 days	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Baghdad	1534	Unknown	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Safavid War (1532–55)
Chittorgarh Fort	1535	Unknown	by Bahadur Shah of Gujarat
Cuzco	1536–1537	~ 10 months	part of the Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire
Klis	1536–1537	6 months, 13 days	by Murat-beg Tardić, part of the Hundred Years' Croatian–Ottoman War
Corfu	1537	~ 2 weeks	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Venetian War (1537–40)
Diu	1538	~ 1 month	part of the Ottoman–Portuguese conflicts (1538–57)
Castelnuovo	1539	20 days	by Hayreddin Barbarossa, part of the Ottoman–Venetian War (1537–40)
Kōriyama	1540–1541	~ 5 months	by Amago Haruhisa, part of the Sengoku period
Buda	1541	Unknown	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars, now Budapest
Pest	1542	Unknown	by Joachim II Hector, Elector of Brandenburg, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars, now Budapest
Esztergom	1543	17 days	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Nice	1543	17 days	part of the Italian War of 1542–46 and the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
St. Dizier	1544	~ 1 month	by Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, part of the Italian War of 1542–46
Kōriyama Castle	1544	Unknown	by Shimazu Takahisa, part of the Sengoku period
Van	1548	Unknown	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Safavid War (1532–55)
Beijing	1550	Unknown	by Altan Khan
Tripoli	1551	6 days	by Koca Sinan Pasha, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Muscat	1522	18 days	by Piri Reis, part of the Ottoman–Portuguese conflicts (1538–57)
Kazan	1552	1 month, 11 days	by Ivan the Terrible, part of the Russo-Kazan Wars
Hormuz	1552	Unknown	by Piri Reis, part of the Ottoman–Portuguese conflicts (1538–57)
Eger	1552	1 month, 8 days	by Kara Ahmed Pasha, part of the Ottoman–Hungarian Wars
Siena	1554–1555	1 year, 2 months, 22 days	by Gian Giacomo Medici, part of the Italian War of 1551–59
Oran	1556	Unknown	part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Leith	1560	~ 3 months
Oran and Mers El Kébir	1563	~ 2 months	by Hasan Pasha (son of Barbarossa), part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Malta	1565	3 months, 24 days	by Lala Mustafa Pasha, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Szigetvár	1566	1 month, 2 days	by Suleiman the Magnificent, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Inabayama Castle	1567	2 weeks	by Oda Nobunaga, part of the Sengoku Period
Chittorgarh Fort	1567–1568	4 months	by Akbar, part of the Mughal-Rajput War (1558-1578)
Ranthambore	1568	1 month, 13 days	by Akbar, part of the Mughal-Rajput War (1558-1578)
Chartres	1568	16 days	by Louis, Prince of Condé (1530–1569), part of the French Wars of Religion
Oguchi Castle	1569	Unknown	by Shimazu Takahisa, part of the Sengoku period
Nicosia	1570	1 month, 18 days	by Lala Mustafa Pasha, part of the Ottoman–Venetian War (1570–73)
Famagusta	1570–1571	10 months, 19 days	by Lala Mustafa Pasha, part of the Ottoman–Venetian War (1570–73)
Ishiyama Honganji	1570–1580	~ 10 years	by Oda Nobunaga, part of the Sengoku period
Nagashima	1571	Unknown	by Oda Nobunaga, part of the Sengoku period
Haarlem	1572–1573	7 months, 2 days	by Philip II of Spain, part of the Eighty Years' War
Iwamura Castle	1572	Unknown	by Akiyama Nobutomo, part of the Sengoku period
Middelburg	1572–1574	1 year, 3 months, 14 days	by William the Silent, part of the Eighty Years' War and the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)
Nagashima	1573	Unknown	by Oda Nobunaga, part of the Sengoku period
Alkmaar	1573	1 month, 17 days	part of the Eighty Years' War and the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)
Leiden	1573–1574	~ 6 months	part of the Eighty Years' War and the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)
Leiden	1574	4 months, 7 days	part of the Eighty Years' War and the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)
Nagashima	1574	~ 2 months	by Oda Nobunaga, part of the Sengoku period
Tunis	1574	2 months, 1 day	by Occhiali, part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars
Nagashino	1575	11 days	by Takeda Katsuyori, part of the Sengoku period
Gvozdansko	1577–1578	3 months, 10 days	by Ferhad Pasha Sokolović, part of the Croatian–Ottoman wars
Deventer	1578	3 months, 16 days	part of the Eighty Years' War
Maastricht	1579	3 months, 19 days	by Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma, part of the Eighty Years' War
Steenwijk	1580–1581	4 months, 5 days	by George de Lalaing, part of the Eighty Years' War and the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)
Minamata Castle	1581	1 day	part of the Sengoku period
Pskov	1581–1582	4 months, 27 days	by Stephen Báthory, part of the Livonian War
Lochem	1582	1 month, 24 days	part of the Eighty Years' War and the Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)
Godesberg	1583	29 days	part of the Cologne War
Antwerp	1584–1585	~ 1 year, 1 month	part of the Eighty Years' War
Neuss	1586
Paris	1590
Odawara	1590
Jinju	1592
Groenlo	1595
Groenlo	1597
Oldenzaal	1597
Bredevoort	1597
Kinsale	1601–1602
Ostend	1601–1604
Lingen	1605
Groenlo	1606
Malacca	1606
Smolensk	1609–1611
Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra	1609–1611
Osaka	1614–1615
Breda	1624–1625
Groenlo	1627
La Rochelle	1627–1628
Batavia	1628–1629
Mantua	1629–1630
Casale Monferrato	1629–1631
's-Hertogenbosch	1629
Nuremberg	1632
Breda	1637
Hara Castle	1637–1638
Azov	1637–1642
Baghdad	1638
Turin	1640
Hulst]	1645
Candia	1648–1669	21 years, 4 months, 27 days
Drogheda	1649		part of the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland
Wexford	1649
Waterford	1649–1650
Clonmel	1650
Limerick	1651
Galway	1652
Jasna Góra	1656		part of the Second Northern War
Riga	1656		part of the Russo-Swedish War of 1656–1658
Copenhagen	1658–1659		part of the Second Northern War
Novi Zrin	1663–64
Lille	1667
Solovetsky Monastery	1668–1676
Groningen	1672
Kamenets	1672
Maastricht	1673
Vienna	1683
Negroponte	1688
Derry	1689
Québec	1690
Limerick	1690–1691		part of the Williamite War in Ireland
Athlone	1691		part of the Williamite War in Ireland
Cuneo	1691		part of the Williamite War in Ireland
Ceuta	1694–1727	~ 26 years
Gibraltar	1704		by Sir George Rooke
Gibraltar	1704–1705
Verrua Savoia	1704–1705		part of the War of the Spanish Succession
Turin	1706		part of the War of the Spanish Succession
Toulon	1707		part of the War of the Spanish Succession
Gaeta	1707		part of the War of the Spanish Succession
Lille	1708		part of the War of the Spanish Succession
Barcelona	1714		part of the War of the Spanish Succession
Fredriksten	1718
Gibraltar	1727
Danzig	1734
Gaeta	1734
Belgrade	1739
Cartagena de Indias	1741		by Edward Vernon, part of the War of Jenkins' Ear
Prague	1742		part of the War of the Austrian Succession
Cuneo	1744		part of the War of the Austrian Succession
Brussels	1746		part of the War of the Austrian Succession
Genoa	1746
Genoa	1747
Prague	1757		part of the Seven Years' War
Olomouc	1758		by Frederick the Great, part of the Seven Years' War
Québec	1759
Kolberg	1761
Havana	1762
Boston	1775–1776
Gibraltar	1779–1783		part of the American Revolutionary War
Yorktown	1781
Mantua	1796–1797
Mantua	1799
Seringapatam	1799
Genoa	1800
Alexandria	1801		part of the French Revolutionary Wars
Hameln	1806
Gaeta	1806
Danzig	1807
Montevideo	1807
Copenhagen	1807
Saragossa	1808		part of the Peninsular War
Saragossa	1809		part of the Peninsular War
Gerona	1809		part of the Peninsular War
Ciudad Rodrigo	1810		by Michel Ney, part of the Peninsular War
Montevideo	1812–1814
Ciudad Rodrigo	1812		part of the Peninsular War
Badajoz	1812		part of the Peninsular War
San Sebastian	1813		part of the Peninsular War
Fort Meigs	1813		part of the War of 1812
Ragusa	1814
Gaeta	1815
Tripolitsa	1821		part of the Greek War of Independence
the Acropolis	1821–1822		part of the Greek War of Independence
Messolonghi	1825		part of the Greek War of Independence
the Acropolis	1826–1827		part of the Greek War of Independence
the Alamo	1836
Montevideo	1843–1851
Veracruz	1847
Peschiera del Garda	1848		part of Italian unification
Osoppo	1848		part of Italian unification
Venice	1849		part of Italian unification
Rome	1849		part of Italian unification
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky	1854
Sevastopol	1854–1855		part of the Crimean War
Taganrog	1855		part of the Crimean War
Kars	1855		part of the Crimean War
Cawnpore	1857		part of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
Lucknow	1857		part of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
Medina Fort	1857
Ancona	1860		part of Italian unification
Messina	1860–1861		part of Italian unification
Civitella del Tronto	1860–1861		part of Italian unification
Gaeta	1860–1861		part of Italian unification
Fort Sumter	1861		part of the American Civil War
Vicksburg	1863		part of the American Civil War
Port Hudson	1863		part of the American Civil War
Petersburg	1864–1865
Fort Ampola	1866		part of Italian unification
Hakodate	1869
Rome	1870		part of Italian unification
Paris	1870–1871
Cartagena	1873–1874
Plevna	1877–1878
Khartoum	1884–1885
Tuyen Quang	1884–1885		part of the Sino-French War
Mek'ele	1895–1896		part of the First Italo-Ethiopian War
Santiago	1898		part of the Spanish–American War
Baler	1898–1899		part of the Philippine Revolution
Mafeking	1899–1900		part of the Second Boer War
Kimberley	1899–1900		part of the Second Boer War
Ladysmith	1899–1900		part of the Second Boer War
Beijing	1900		part of the Boxer Rebellion
Port Arthur	1904–1905		part of the Russo-Japanese War
Adrianople	1912–13		part of the First Balkan War
Antwerp	1914		part of World War I
Maubeuge	1914		part of World War I
Przemyśl	1914–1915		part of World War I
Medina	1916–1919		part of World War I
Jerusalem	1917		part of World War I
Alcazar	1936		part of the Spanish Civil War
Gijón	1936		part of the Spanish Civil War
Oviedo	1936		part of the Spanish Civil War
Madrid	1936–1939		part of the Spanish Civil War
Malta	1940–1943		part of World War II
Tobruk	1941		part of World War II
Odessa	1941		part of World War II
Sevastopol	1941–1942		part of World War II
Leningrad	1941–1944		part of World War II
Stalingrad	1942–1943		part of World War II
Budapest	1944–1945		part of World War II
Breslau	1945		part of World War II
Jerusalem	1947–1948		part of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War
Changchun	1948		part of the Chinese Civil War
Berlin	1948–1949		non-military action
Dien Bien Phu	1954		by the Viet Minh
Erenköy	1964		part of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus
Jerusalem	1967		part of the Six-Day War
Beirut	1982		part of the 1982 Lebanon War
Kijevo	1991		part of the Croatian War of Independence
Vukovar	1991		part of the Croatian War of Independence
Dubrovnik	1991–1992		part of the Croatian War of Independence
Sarajevo	1992–1996		part of the Bosnian War
Bihać	1992–1995		part of the Bosnian War
Goražde	1992–1995		part of the Bosnian War
Grozny	1999–2000		part of the Second Chechen War
Monrovia	2003		part of the Second Liberian Civil War
Al Amarah	2006		part of the Iraq War
Nahr el-Bared	2007
Misrata	2011		part of the Libyan Civil War (2011)
Sloviansk	2014		part of the War in Donbass
Luhansk Border Base	2014		part of the War in Donbass
Homs	2011–2014		part of the Syrian Civil War
Gaza Strip	2007–present
Kobanî	2014–present		Syrian Civil War