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Serbian Ministers Did Not Vote: the BiH Council of Ministers Did Not Declare a Day of Mourning for EUFOR Soldiers

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The BiH Council of Ministers did not make a decision on declaring October 31 as a day of mourning in the entire country at an extraordinary telephone session. The reason for the proposal was the tragic helicopter accident in the town of Gorice near Brčko, in which four members of the EUFOR peacekeeping mission lost their lives. The decision was not adopted due to the lack of a quorum for work and decision-making. Although for […] The post Serbia…
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"We are talking about soldiers from the peacekeeping forces engaged in preserving peace and stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a symbolic way to express solidarity with the families of the victims and the entire Italian people," Milić said. BiH: There was no quorum to declare a day of mourning due to the helicopter crash The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, due to lack of quorum, did not make a decision today to declare …

The Council of Ministers of BiH did not declare a day of mourning for the death of four members of EUFOR: Ministers from SNSD did not support the decision - The decision was on the agenda of the 91st extraordinary telephone session of the Council of Ministers of BiH, and its proponent was the Ministry of Defense of BiH

Due to the lack of quorum, the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not make a decision today to declare a Day of Mourning after the helicopter crash in Brčko in which they were involved.

Vijeće ministara Bosne i Hercegovine danas na izvanrednoj telephoneskoj sjednici nije donijelo odluku o proglašenju 31. listopada 2026. godine danom žalosti u BiH zbog tragične helicopterske nesreće u mjestu Gorice kod Brčkog, u kojoj water život izgubila četiri pripadnika mirovne misije Europske unije (EUFOR). Dva ministra iz reda srpskog naroda nisu glasala.

The BiH Council of Ministers did not make a decision on declaring October 31 as a day of mourning in the entire country at an extraordinary telephone session. The reason for the proposal was the tragic helicopter accident in the town of Gorice near Brčko, in which four members of the EUFOR peacekeeping mission lost their lives. The decision was not adopted due to the lack of a quorum for work and decision-making. Although for […] The post Serbia…

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has not made a decision to declare October 31 a day of mourning following the crash of an EUFOR helicopter near Brcko. Eight ministers voted in favor of the decision, while two Serb ministers abstained.

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Klix broke the news in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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