Draft:List of battles of the Ukrainian–Soviet War

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List of battles of the Ukrainian–Soviet War by each year

1917

1.Vinnytsia Uprising (Soviet victory) (Start of the war)

2. First Battle of Zhmerynka (Soviet victory)

3. Second Battle of Zhmerynka (UPR victory)

4. Capture of Kharkiv (Soviet victory)

5. Aleksandrovsk Bolshevik Uprising (Soviet victory)

1918

6. Battle of Poltava (Soviet victory)

7. Battle of Lozova (Soviet victory)

8. Kiev Bolshevik Uprising (UPR victory)

9. Odessa Bolshevik uprising and Mykolaiv Uprising (Soviet victory)

10. Battle of Bakhmach (Soviet victory)

11. First Battle of Kiev (Soviet victory)

12. Battle of Kruty (Major UPR victory) (Soviet caputre of Kiev delayed allowing the Ukrainians to start negotiations with the Germans)

13. Proskuriv Operation (Soviet victory)

14. Operation Faustschlag (Major UPR-Austrian-German victory) (Defeat of Bolshevik Ukraine compleatly) (Withdrawl of Russia from WW1)

15. Crimea Operation (German-Hetmanate victory)

16. Soviet Intervention in the Anti Hetman Uprising (Soviet-UPR victory)

1919

17. 1919 Soviet Invasion of Ukraine (Start of the Second Soviet-Ukrainian War)

18. Bolshevik Uprising in Kharkiv (first battle of the 1919 Soviet Offensive) (Soviet victory)

19. Chernihiv Operation (Soviet victory)

20. Poltava Operation (Soviet victory)

21. First Battle of Kharkov (Soviet victory)

22. Battle of Znamianka (Soviet victory)

23. Battle of Dovhyntseve (Soviet victory)

24. Yelysavethrad Bolshevik Uprising (Soviet victory)

25. Second Battle of Kiev (Soviet victory) (Second Occupation of Kiev)

26. First Hryhoriv Campaign (Eventual withdrawl of the Allied Intervention)

27. Attack on Katerynoslav and Kremenchuk (Hryhoriv succsefuly cuts off the UPR from the Allies) (Soviet-Hryhoriv victory)

28. Podolia Campaign (tactical UPR victory)

29. March Campaign of the UPR (UPR victory)

30. Advance on the Koziatyn-Berdychiv Line (UPR victory)

31. Brodny Operation (Soviet victory)

32. April Offensive of the Red Army (Fall of Novograd-Volynskyi - Shepetivka - Proskuriv - Mohyliv-Podilskyi line) (Soviet victory)

33. Second Hryhoriv Campaign (Even though Red Army troops liquidated the bandits, they stopped the Bolshevik advance towards Hungary dooming the Hungarian Soviet Republic)

34. Second Battle of Podolia (UPR victory)

35. Kiev Operation of the UGR and UPR (UGR-UPR victory)

36. Battle of Berdychiv (UPR-UGR victory)

37. Ukrainian Offensive on Kiev (No real result because the White army captured Kiev first)

38. Battle of Zhytomyr (UPR-UGR victory)

39. First Winter Campaign (Major UPR victory) (over 50 battles won by the UPR most of which are not listed)

40. Battle of Lipovtsy (UPR victory)

41. Battle of Khmelniksky (UPR victory)

42. Battle of Kalinovsky (UPR victory)

43. Battle of Kazantinsky (UPR victory)

44. Battle of Lipovetsky (UPR victory)

45. Battle of Oratovsky (UPR victory)