At a UN Security Council meeting devoted to the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Britain's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Sarah MacIntosh took the floor. In her statement, she noted that the United Kingdom supports Bosnia and Herzegovina's aspiration to euro-atlantic integration, which, according to her, reflects the will of the majority of the country's citizens. The statement was made as part of the Security Council's regular discussion of the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where since the end of the war in the 1990s, under the auspices of the international community, a process of stabilization and state-building has continued. Questions of the country's euro-atlantic orientation, including prospects for accession to the European Union and NATO, remain a subject of political disagreement within Bosnia and Herzegovina itself, as well as an object of attention from major powers. Britain's position, voiced by MacIntosh, confirms the traditional course of Western countries in supporting the integration of Balkan states into European and transatlantic structures. Details of the statement, including an assessment of the current political and economic situation in the country, as well as the reaction of other Security Council members, are not provided in the report.