Second Winter Campaign

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Second Winter Campaign
Part of the Soviet–Ukrainian War
Date October – November 1921 Location  Ukraine Result Soviet victory
Belligerents
Ukrainian People's Republic	Soviet Russia Soviet Ukraine
Commanders and leaders
Yuriy Tyutyunnyk   Mikhailo Paliy-Sidoryanskyi [uk] Andriy Hulyi-Hulenko [uk]	Grigory Kotovsky
Units involved
Bessarabian group (up to 300 fighters) Volyn group (up to 900 fighters) Podolsk group (342 fighters)	9th Cavalry Division
Casualties and losses
228 killed 148 wounded 137 prisoners	5 wounded

The Second Winter Campaign was a failed military campaign by the Ukrainian National Army in October and November 1921 against the Bolsheviks. It was the last campaign of the Ukrainian armed forces in post-World War I attempt to achieve independence of Ukraine.