Operation Victory

Operation Victory was a military initiative during World War II aimed at retaking strategic territories from Axis forces, particularly in Europe and North Africa. Its goal was to weaken enemy positions, secure key supply routes, and advance Allied forces toward victory. The operation involved coordinated land, sea, and air campaigns, often focusing on critical battles such as D-Day and subsequent advances. Overall, Operation Victory contributed significantly to the Allied efforts to end the war in Europe by systematically defeating Axis-controlled territories and establishing ground for the final push towards unconditional surrender.