The confiscation was completed without incident. An immediate ban was imposed on all Bosnian Serb army flights, until 18 June. On 10 June, following an inspection of the General Staff Headquarters of the Bosnian Serb army, SFOR discovered and confiscated a piece of undeclared radio equipment without incident. The operation was conducted without incident. Most of the confiscated weapons have already been destroyed, and the rest will be destroyed shortly.
Freedom of movement continues to be impaired.
The new checkpoint policy is receiving a mixed response from the parties, being implemented with the full cooperation of Federation officials but with less support from Republika Srpska officials. Over the reporting period there have been a number of incidents involving the return of refugees and displaced persons. On 21 June, Bosniac refugees blocked the Zenica-Maglaj road to protest against expulsions from several villages in the area by unarmed Bosnian Croats, despite an agreement with local authorities to allow them to work on their homes and farms during the day. The demonstration dispersed peacefully after an agreement was reached between SFOR, the other international organizations in the theatre and the mayors of Maglaj and Zepce. Under the terms of this agreement, Bosniacs were allowed to return to their homes between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily in order to carry out repairs to make them suitable for future occupation.