The Crimean War was fought between the Russian Empire and the Ottoman Empire (plus Ottoman allies France, Britain, and Sardinia) from October 1853 to March 1856.
Crimean War may also refer to:
- GenoeseâÂÂMongol Wars (13thâÂÂ15th centuries), part of the Mongol invasion of Europe
- CrimeanâÂÂNogai slave raids in Eastern Europe (1441âÂÂ1774), led by the Ottoman-backed Crimean Khanate against Russia and other European polities
- Crimean campaign (1475), led by the Ottoman Empire to Turkify and Islamize the Crimean Peninsula
- Russo-Crimean Wars (16thâÂÂ17th centuries), between Russia and the Crimean Khanate
- Crimean campaign of 1646
- Crimean campaigns of 1687 and 1689
- PolishâÂÂOttoman Wars (15thâÂÂ17th centuries), including battles over Crimea
- Crimea Operation (1918), led by Germany and Ukraine against Soviet Russia during World War I
- Crimean campaign (1941âÂÂ1942), led by Germany against the Soviet Union during World War II
- Crimean offensive (1944), conducted by the Soviet Union against Germany during World War II
- Russian occupation of Crimea (2014âÂÂpresent), part of the Russo-Ukrainian war
- 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea
- Crimea attacks (2022âÂÂpresent), conducted by Ukraine against Russia during the Russo-Ukrainian war
See also