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‘It Was Hell’: Dutch Troops Recall Failure to Stop Srebrenica Deaths
The failure of the international community to protect the so-called 'safe zone' of Srebrenica in July 1995 is a black mark in the history of peacekeeping operations across the world.
Much of the controversy that remains today surrounds the debate around the role of the UN and other state actors in not preventing the killings of over 8,000 Bosniak men and boys.
Resolute Castle 19 multinational exercise ends at Cincu
Resolute Castle 19 multinational exercise ended on Wednesday, at the Cincu military base, in Brasov County, with a ceremony at the headquarters of the Getica National Joint Training Centre.
Dutch teen who married Turkish jihadist in court after mum rescues her
A Dutch teenager who allegedly travelled to Syria to marry an Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militant of Turkish origin but was later rescued by her mother will appear in court Nov. 21 on terror charges, Dutch prosecutors said.
MAE's Aurescu: Romania, firmly committed to making Deveselu base operational in 2015
State Secretary for Strategic Affairs with Romania's Foreign Ministry (MAE) Bogdan Aurescu on Tuesday attended an international conference on missile defence in Mainz, Germany, where he reiterated Romania's strong commitment to making the Deveslu Military base facility operational around 2015.
Russian Bombers 'Approached NATO Airspace'
UK's Royal Airforce chased away two Russian bombers that flew close to the country's airspace.
The incident with the aircraft, which were spotted near northeastern Scotland on Wednesday, followed the arrival of a Russian warship off the coast of Britain, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported.
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