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EUFOR announces ‘more intensive Movements of its Forces in the coming Week’

Published January 3, 2025
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EUFOR has announced more intensive movements of its forces throughout the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. As they say, these are normal and routine operations.

“The citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be able to notice more intensive movements of EUFOR forces over the next week. This is a continuation of normal and routine operations after a reduction in activities during the end of the year,” EUFOR said.

EUFOR, they added, remains committed to security and stability for the benefit of all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

“We continue to support our partners in Bosnia and Herzegovina,” EUFOR added.

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