In 1992, the mandate was extended to so-called "pink zones" controlling access to the UNPAs (UNSC Resolution 762),[REF] some border control and monitoring of civilian access to the Pink Zones (UNSC Resolution 769),[REF] and control of the demilitarisation of the Prevlaka peninsula near Dubrovnik (UNSC Resolution 779) [REF].
In contrast to that of Croatia, the UNPROFOR mandate for Bosnia and Herzegovina was not to monitor a preexisting cease-fire, but to keep the population alive while the war ended.