Troops join EU peacekeepers in Bosnia

Irish soldiers today took up duties with the new EU peacekeeping force in Bosnia.

Troops join EU peacekeepers in Bosnia
Thu, 02 Dec, 2004 - 17:23

Irish soldiers today took up duties with the new EU peacekeeping force in Bosnia.

The 7,200-strong EUFOR is taking over from NATO in its most complex and ambitious peacekeeping mission.

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