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UN Security Council unanimously renews EU force mandate in Bosnia for a year
October 30, 2026 at 07:28 PM
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MAMasrawy
البوسنة والهرسك تحذر مجلس الأمن من تهديد مكاسب اتفاق دايتون بسبب تحركات انفصالية
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MAMasrawy
مجلس الأمن يجدد بالإجماع تفويض قوة الاتحاد الأوروبي في البوسنة والهرسك لمدة عام
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يواليوم السابع
البوسنة والهرسك تحذر مجلس الأمن من تهديد مكاسب اتفاق سلام دايتون بسبب تحركات انفصالية
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يواليوم السابع
مجلس الأمن يجدد بالإجماع تفويض قوة الاتحاد الأوروبي في البوسنة والهرسك لمدة عام
(opens the publisher’s site)The UN Security Council has unanimously renewed for one year the mandate of the EU-led stabilization force EUFOR Althea in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- The Security Council adopted the mandate renewal by consensus on Friday, ahead of its semi-annual debate on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- The existing EUFOR Althea mandate was set to expire on October 31.
- Denis Bećirović, chairman of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, is participating in the debate alongside representatives of Croatia and Serbia under Article 37.
- EUFOR Althea coordinates with NATO presence in support of the military aspects of the peace agreement.
- Bećirović warned the Security Council that Dayton Peace Agreement progress is under threat, accusing Republika Srpska's leadership of seeking to undermine the High Representative.
- Bećirović further accused Republika Srpska's leadership of seeking to weaken the Constitutional Court and control state property.
- He said the leadership is aiming to create conditions for secession, including lobbying to change US policy toward Bosnia.
- He warned that glorifying war criminals, citing Ratko Mladić's burial with honors in Serbia, sends a dangerous message.