u/Unusual_Schedule1

I’m trying to identify a European comic series (most likely French-Belgian, translated into Dutch) that I read around 2008, although I think the series itself was older (probably 1990s or early 2000s).

What I remember:
Realistic art style, somewhat similar to XIII, but darker and more serious.
- Large European album format.

- Set in a fictional country that strongly resembled the Balkans / former Yugoslavia.

- Technology and setting felt like the 1970s–1980s (pre-mobile phones).

- Civil war between a government army and guerrilla rebels.

- The government army had a very Eastern Bloc / Yugoslav look (green-grey uniforms, old Soviet-style weapons).

The story followed multiple parallel storylines that were intercut:
A foreign blond man who was not a soldier and was mostly an outsider caught in the conflict, the government army and an older rebel leader with black hair and a black beard, and his daughter.

Important plot point:
The rebel leader’s daughter was herself involved with the rebels. She was seriously wounded by a landmine, I think. Im not entirely sure exactly but she was seriously injured. She survived for a while and was treated in an improvised rebel field hospital but later died in the rebel camp while her father was present.
She had shoulder-length dark hair.

Other things I remember:
The story was very bleak and morally grey.
Some nudity and sex scenes, but it was not an erotic comic. The series was definitely not finished in the volume I read.

I’ve already ruled out:
XIII
Wayne Shelton
Jonathan
Quintett
Le Photographe
Sarajevo Tango

Does this ring a bell for anyone? If yes would anyone know where I would be able to find it?