A helicopter operated by the European Union peacekeeping force in Bosnia crashed on Thursday in the country's north, killing four personnel and injuring eleven, per Reuters.
The crash occurred during the EU-led Stabilization Force (SFOR) mission, which has been renewed by the UN Security Council for another year, Bloomberg reports.
The incident adds to ongoing political tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Republika Srpska and the country's central government remain under scrutiny ahead of elections, as noted by Nin.rs.
Bosnia's complex multiethnic political structure, rooted in the Dayton Agreement, continues to shape regional stability, according to Britannica.
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