Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to General Assembly resolution 53/35¶
United Nations. (1999). Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to General Assembly resolution 53/35: The fall of Srebrenica, UN Doc A/54/549.
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- Rules-of-Engagement Ambiguity
- The lightly armed Dutch UN battalion (Dutchbat) held a mandate to deter attacks on the enclave (the Security Council had deliberately avoided the words "protect" and "defend"), but its rules of engagement authorized force essentially only in self-defense
This sourceThat the Srebrenica safe-area mandate was to deter attacks, not to protect or defend, and tied the use of force to self-defence.
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- The lightly armed Dutch UN battalion (Dutchbat) held a mandate to deter attacks on the enclave (the Security Council had deliberately avoided the words "protect" and "defend"), but its rules of engagement authorized force essentially only in self-defense
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