The UN’s Nordic Battalion, made up primarily of Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian troops, entered Bosnia in 1993 during one of the most volatile phases of the war.
By Emily Harrison • February 28, 2026 • Share Peacekeepers were expected to remain neutral and operate under strict rules of engagement, but the Nordic troops quickly realized that these limitations often prevented them from protecting civilians from ethnic cleansing and militia attacks. Faced with roadblocks, ambushes, and armed groups who ignored UN authority, the … Read more