Belarus participates in verification event within Dayton Agreement
The representative of Belarus is accompanying the inspection team of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Serbia as an OSCE guest observer. ...

The representative of Belarus is accompanying the inspection team of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Serbia as an OSCE guest observer. Belta writes about it.

Head of the Department of International Military Cooperation, Assistant Minister of Defense of Belarus for International Military Cooperation Valery Revenko said:
- Thanks to the unwavering support of the Serbian side, Belarus is represented at the next verification event within the framework of the Dayton Agreement. On October 13-16, a serviceman of the Armed Forces as an OSCE guest observer takes part in the escort of the inspection team of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the territory of Serbia.
The Dayton Agreement (General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina) was initialed on November 21, 1995 in Dayton, USA. The document was officially signed on December 14, 1995 in Paris. The objectives of the OSCE under this agreement are to implement arms control mechanisms, conduct inspections and monitor the reduction of military equipment in the region.



