Operation Ring

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Operation Ring was the final Soviet offensive in early 1943 that crushed the remaining German forces in Stalingrad, effectively ending the Battle of Stalingrad in World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet military offensive
military operation
aim destroy Axis forces encircled in Stalingrad
alsoKnownAs Operatsiya Koltso NERFINISHED
belligerent Soviet Union
carriedOutBy Don Front NERFINISHED
Red Army NERFINISHED
codenameLanguage Russian
commander Konstantin Rokossovsky NERFINISHED
Nikolai Voronov NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
country Soviet Union
dateOfFinalGermanCapitulation 1943-02-02
dateOfPaulusSurrender 1943-01-31
effect capture of Friedrich Paulus
end of organized German resistance in Stalingrad
surrender of German 6th Army
endDate 1943-02-02
front Eastern Front NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod 1940s
involvedUnit German 6th Army NERFINISHED
Romanian units
location Russian SFSR NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
Stalingrad NERFINISHED
objective eliminate encircled German 6th Army
opponent Nazi Germany
opposingCommander Friedrich Paulus NERFINISHED
Walther von Seydlitz-Kurzbach NERFINISHED
partOf Battle of Stalingrad NERFINISHED
phaseOf Soviet winter campaign of 1942–1943 NERFINISHED
plannedBy Soviet High Command NERFINISHED
Stavka NERFINISHED
precededBy Operation Little Saturn NERFINISHED
Operation Uranus NERFINISHED
result decisive Soviet victory
significance major defeat for Wehrmacht
turning point on Eastern Front
startDate 1943-01-10
strategy systematic reduction of German pocket
tactics close-quarters urban combat
concentrated artillery bombardment
infantry assaults
theater European theatre of World War II

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