Battle of Dniestr and Zolota Lypa

Battle of Dniestr and Zolota Lypa
Part of the Eastern Front of World War I
Zolota Lypa-Dnestr battle
Date 14 July – 31 August 1915 Location Zolota Lypa and Dniester (present-day Poland and Western Ukraine) Result Indecisive Russian victory in Dniestr[1] part of Great Retreat
Belligerents
German Empire  Austria-Hungary	Russian Empire
Commanders and leaders
Karl von Pflanzer-Baltin	Platon Lechitsky
Units involved
South Army VII Army	IX Army XI Army
Strength
On 28 July 1915 Total: 345,360[2] 563 guns 471 machine guns	On 28 July 1915 Total: 400,716 men[3] 771 guns 616 machine guns
Casualties and losses
Total: 30,525[4] – 50,918[1] men including 7,000 – 28,000 prisoners	Total 34,230 men[4] 5,010 KIA 20,789 WIA 8,431 MIA

The Battle of Dniestr and Zolota Lypa was an inconclusive battle between the armies of Austria-Hungary and the Russian Empire during the summer offensive of the Central Powers in 1915.