The Balkans region experienced significant conflicts in the 1990s, including the Bosnian War. Which countries were involved?
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia
Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria
Albania, Macedonia, and Montenegro
Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine
Correct Answer :
A. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia
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