EUFOR MEDEVAC night training
EUFOR congratulates Bosnia and Herzegovina on the European Council’s decision to open accession negotiation. BiH continues to make progress in this area and this marks a key step forward on the path towards EU membership. EUFOR remains committed to supporting the population and the authorities of BiH on this path.
Deputy Commander EUFOR appointed in an official ceremony in Camp Butmir
COM EUFOR attended the Budapest Balkans Forum in Budapest
Mine Risk Education together with EOD Team
EUFOR celebrated International Women’ Day
EUFOR Highlights of the Month

Latest News

  • EUFOR – Strong Partner to BiH

    EUFOR continues to be a strong Partner for BiH:
    • By supporting the marking and registering of more than 70.000 weapons
    • By providing advice to increase security in nearly 300 Locations where weapons and ammunition are stored...

Article Index

General Sir Adrian Bradshaw, the EUFOR Operation Commander, visited BiH on 9-10 June to gain an update on the progress of Operation Althea and to witness EUFOR troops assisting Armed Forces BiH in their flood-related disaster relief work.
On the morning of 9 June, General Bradshaw received an update in EUFOR HQ on Operation Althea progress, with particular focus on the recent flooding. He spent the afternoon in Sarajevo visiting the Presidency, the UN Development Programme office and the Ministry of Defence.

On 10 June, General Bradshaw was given an aerial tour of flood-affected areas in the north of BiH in a EUFOR Black Hawk helicopter, where he was able to see the extent of the flood damage first-hand. He was also shown where EUFOR troops have been working as part of JOINT EFFORT, the name given to the combined EUFOR and Armed Forces BiH flood-related disaster relief work.
On landing at Tuzla, General Bradshaw was then shown the Combined Joint Operations Centre (CJOC) where Brigadier General Dragan Vuković, Commander Operational Command of Armed Forces BiH, was present. General Bradshaw was briefed on the ongoing EUFOR tasks, the progress of his teams and details of their collaboration with Armed Forces BiH.
Later, he met with a number of members of the EUFOR UK Reserve Company from 1 SCOTS, and the Slovenian Reserve Company. Their tasking has so far been focused around Lopare, where the team has been repairing the water network and near Doboj, where they have been assisting the Armed Forces BiH to clear flood debris.
General Bradshaw said,
“EUFOR’s Intermediate Reserve companies were coming to BiH for a joint exercise with Armed Forces BiH but due to the recent flooding, they were re-tasked to assist the Armed Forces with the flood-related disaster relief work. I have seen today, how this not only benefits the worst affected areas of BiH, but also the ability of the Armed Forces of BiH in working together with other nations’ soldiers in disaster relief work of this kind.”

Spokesperson:
Lt Cdr Alice Williams-Allden
00387 (0)33 495 216
00387 (0)66 914 665
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Chief Public Affairs Office:
Lt Col Alexander Pehr
00387 (0)33 495 214
00387 (0)66 914 664
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Photo gallery...