Yugoslav Wars
During the Bosnian War, Ljubuski served as the headquarters of the Croatian Defence Forces.
Branimir Glavas, a Croatian Major General during the Croatian war of independence was found guilty of torture and murder of Serbian civilians in Osijek, and sentenced to 10 years in prison. However, Vladimir Sisljagic, the leader of HDSSB, the political party Glavas founded when he left HDZ, showed up in court instead of him and stated that he was "in a safe place". Glavas fled the country, reportedly to Ljubuski, and it is suspected he had procured citizenship in Bosnia-Herzegovina. His supporters also distributed a 5-minute video he recorded, explaining his decision to flee
