'Virovitica' was a German and Croat operation against the partisan forces of Josip Broz Tito in the puppet state of Croatia in Axis-occupied Yugoslavia (3/5 April 1943).

The undertaking’s objective was the destruction of undetermined partisan forces, with an estimated strength of 1,500 to 2,000, in the Moslavačka mountain region. The German contingent in the Axis forces comprised two battalions, two artillery batteries and divisional support units of Generalleutnant Josef Brauner von Haydringen’s 187^th Reserve-Division, while that of the Croats was three battalions, one tank platoon of the 1^st Light Tank Company and divisional support elements of Pukovnik Matija Čanić's 1^st Mountain Division, elements of the 1^st Bicycle Battalion, Croat Agricultural Guard Battalion, 6^th Recruit Battalion, 1^st Replacement Transfer Company/1^st Regiment, and Replacement Transfer Company/2^nd Regiment.

The operation was unsuccessful, and was called off just two days after it started. Except for a few stragglers, the partisans were not located, pinned and brought to action. The Germans admitted no Germans losses and just two Croats wounded, and claimed 15 partisan dead, nine wounded and 16 captured.