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La '''Implementation Force''' ('''IFOR''') è stata una forza multinazionale della [[NATO]] dispiegata in [[Bosnia e Erzegovina]] per un mandato di un anno dal [[20 dicembre]] [[1995]] al 20 dicembre 1996 sotto il nome in codice ''[[Operazione Joint Endeavor]]'' per implementare l'accordo di pace in Bosnia and Herzegovina come successore della forza delle [[Nazioni Unite]] [[UNPROFOR]].

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[[Image:Sisu XA-180-IFOR.jpg|thumb|right|Finnish soldiers guard the area of the meeting of the Joint Civilian Commission, March 1996.]]

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The [[Dayton Agreement]] or GFAP, signed in [[Paris]] on [[14 December]] 1995 resulted from a long series of events. Notably, the failures of [[Peace plans offered before and during the Bosnian War|EU led peace plans]], the August 1995 Croat [[Operation Storm]] and its aftermath, the Bosnian Serb atrocities, in particular the [[Srebrenica massacre]], and the seizure of [[UNPROFOR]] peacekeepers as [[human shield]]s against NATO's [[Operation Deliberate Force]].