The President's News Conference With Prime Minister Wim Kok of The Netherlands, February 28, 1995 (Public Papers of the Presidents: William J. Clinton, 1995, Book I, p. 275-281)
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President Bill Clinton (The President), persconferentie met minister-president Wim Kok
Verenigde Staten, 28 feb 1995
Verenigde Staten, 28 feb 1995
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And one of the reasons that the Dutch have been so strong in believing we should not unilaterally lift the arms embargo is that they have troops in and around Srebrenica, I think—— … And perhaps the most vulnerable of all of the United Nations troops are the Dutch. They have really been brave. They’ve stuck their necks out. They have prevented much more bloodshed and saved a lot of lives.
I want to thank the Prime Minister and all the people of The Netherlands, especially, for the support they have given to our common efforts to restore democracy in Haiti, a truly remarkable success story to date. No other European nation has been as forthcoming at every stage of this endeavor, from sending ships for sanctions enforcement, to the police monitors in the multinational force, to the Dutch Marines, who are part of the U.N. mission.