Why did president Clinton use troops in some overseas conflicts?

President Clinton used troops in overseas conflicts primarily to address humanitarian crises and to promote stability in regions experiencing violent conflict or ethnic strife. Key interventions, such as in Bosnia and Kosovo, aimed to prevent genocide and protect civilians. Additionally, his administration sought to uphold international peace agreements and support NATO allies, reflecting a commitment to collective security and multilateralism. These actions were often framed as necessary to uphold U.S. values and interests abroad.