SARAJEVO, July 14 (Hina) - The High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Carlos Westendorp, expects that the border crossing between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia linking Dubrovnik and Trebinje (a town in the Bosnian Serb entity),
would be opened in the next few weeks. According to a statement released by Westendorp's office in Sarajevo on Wednesday, members of the Stabilisation Force's Spanish brigade "Almogavares" have successfully removed mines from the road section linking Dubrovnik and Trebinje, thus creating conditions for the opening of the Ivanica-Brgat border crossing. According to the statement, civilian traffic via this border pass will be established in the next several weeks, which will considerably contribute to the economic development of the whole region. During the war, the Croatian Army (HV) planted 2,600 kg of explosive on three locations along the road leading from Bosnia-Herzeg
SARAJEVO, July 14 (Hina) - The High Representative in Bosnia-
Herzegovina, Carlos Westendorp, expects that the border crossing
between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia linking Dubrovnik and
Trebinje (a town in the Bosnian Serb entity), would be opened in the
next few weeks.
According to a statement released by Westendorp's office in
Sarajevo on Wednesday, members of the Stabilisation Force's
Spanish brigade "Almogavares" have successfully removed mines from
the road section linking Dubrovnik and Trebinje, thus creating
conditions for the opening of the Ivanica-Brgat border crossing.
According to the statement, civilian traffic via this border pass
will be established in the next several weeks, which will
considerably contribute to the economic development of the whole
region.
During the war, the Croatian Army (HV) planted 2,600 kg of explosive
on three locations along the road leading from Bosnia-Herzegovina
towards Dubrovnik, the statement read.
(hina) rml