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BALKANS Bosnia

EU force in Bosnia below required troop numbers

By Toby Vogel  -  07.07.2011 / 05:19 CET
Paper says Eufor unable to deal with serious problems as number of troops set to drop to 1,200 in the autumn.
 

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