What role did United Nations troops play in Croatia after the 1991 war?

Following the 1991 war in Croatia, United Nations (UN)-sponsored troops were deployed to the disputed areas of the country. Their primary role was to stabilize these regions and oversee their demilitarization. Despite this international intervention and the granting of recognition to Croatia in 1992, the Croatian government's control over its entire territory remained incomplete for some time following the conflict.1