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While the Bush administration redirected its focus in the "war on terror" to Iraq, U.S. troops under UN/NATO command are scouring the Balkans for al-Qaeda agents. StrategyPage.com reported in late September that "NATO troops continue to comb [Bosnia] looking for al-Qaeda members and sympathizers. Names of these men are being picked up in Afghanistan and elsewhere, and dozens have been found hiding out in Bosnia."
Significantly, Bosnia is a UN protectorate carved out of the former Yugoslavia with the help of U.S. military intervention. The Muslim component of the multi-ethnic Bosnian government has long been aligned with both Iran and Osama bin Laden.
The 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia resulted in the UN setting up another protectorate in the former Yugoslav province of Kosovo, now under the rule of the so-called Kosovo Liberation ...