The Battle of Tarnopol was a significant military engagement during World War II, occurring in 1944. It involved the forces of the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany as part of the broader Eastern Front campaign. The battle aimed to capture the city of Tarnopol, located in present-day Ukraine, which was strategically important for both sides. The battle resulted in a decisive victory for the Soviet forces, leading to the liberation of Tarnopol from German occupation. This victory contributed to the overall Soviet offensive that pushed German troops further west, significantly impacting the course of the war in Eastern Europe.