1992
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 30 May | United Nations Security Council Resolution 757 imposed a wide range of economic and political sanctions against Serbia and Montenegro. |
| 26–27 August | International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia (ICFY), London. Co- Chairmen of the ICFY's Steering Committee were Vance, representing the UN, and Lord Owen, former British Foreign Secretary Dr David Owen, representing the EC Presidency. |
| 14 September | United Nations Security Council Resolution 776 approved the expansion of UNPROFOR into Bosnia, where it was mandated to facilitate the provision of humanitarian aid throughout the region by protecting convoys run by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). UNPROFOR was also intended to protect convoys of released detainees. |
| 9 October | United Nations Security Council Resolution 781 introduced a No-fly zone (NFZ) for all military flights over Bosnia. |
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