NATO, Bosnia and Rutte

NATO’s Rutte backs Bosnia after separatist moves by Serbian region
Visit to Sarajevo comes after Bosnian Serb leaders bar federal judicial authorities and police from Republika Srpska.
NATO Chief Rutte travels to Bosnia amid political crisis
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte was set to arrive in Bosnia-Herzegovina on Monday as the country grapples with escalating political tensions between
NATO chief vows ‘unwavering’ support for Bosnia’s integrity after Serb separatist actions
NATO’s secretary general on Monday pledged the military alliance’s “unwavering” support for Bosnia’s territorial integrity after a series of
NATO will not allow 'security vacuum' in Bosnia - Rutte
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has said the alliance fully supports the territorial integrity of Bosnia and has urged political leaders to resolve tensions fuelled after the state court sentenced to jail the president of Bosnian Serb region.
NATO's Rutte pledges 'unwavering' support for Bosnia amid rising tensions
During his visit to the Bosnian capital on Monday, Mark Rutte reaffirmed NATO's support for Bosnia's territorial integrity and peace.View on euronews
NATO's Pledge to Bosnia Amid Rising Tensions
NATO's secretary general reaffirmed support for Bosnia's territorial integrity after Bosnian Serb separatists heightened tensions. Rutte condemned actions undermining the Dayton Peace Agreement, following laws passed by Bosnian Serbs excluding central judicial authorities.
NATO committed to Bosnia's territorial integrity, Rutte says
Rutte said NATO would not allow a security vacuum to develop and that disrespect for Bosnia's peace deal and constitution was "not acceptable". He was referring to the Dayton Peace Agreement ...
NATO chief travels to Bosnia amid political crisis
NATO chief Mark Rutte was set to land in Bosnia on Monday amid a festering political crisis that has seen the country's high representative locked in a bitter feud with the president of its Serb statelet.
NATO's Rutte tells Bosnian leaders to 'take responsibility' amid crisis
NATO will not let a security vacuum develop in Bosnia and Herzegovina at this time of crisis but political leaders should work together to resolve problems, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on Monday.
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