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NATO security engagement in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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NATO has reaffirmed its commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, aiming to prevent a security vacuum in the region. Ambassador Vladimir Vučinić, head of NATO’s Political and Security Engagement Cell (PESC), noted that while the current security situation is assessed as stable, the Alliance’s role has transitioned from large-scale peacekeeping to partnership, capacity building, and political dialogue. To address potential security escalations, NATO has established crisis contingency plans. Through the PESC, which operates as a satellite office reporting to Brussels, the Alliance is focusing on practical cooperation, including strategic communication and building institutional resilience against cyberattacks, specifically within the Ministry of Defense. Recent ~~developments~~ political shifts in Bosnia and Herzegovina include preliminary election results indicating that Darijana Filipović of the HDZ BiH has won the election for the Croat member of the Presidency. ~~Amidst~~ Following these ~~political shifts,~~ developments, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated Milorad Dodik and the ~~PESC in Sarajevo continues its focus~~ SNSD on ~~maintaining regional stability by building cybersecurity capabilities~~ their election victory in Republika Srpska, expressing interest in deepening cooperation in technology and ~~institutional resilience within the country.~~ security.

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