RETURN TO UNCONQUERED BOSNIA HOMEPAGE

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Source: Patrick Moore, OMRI DAILY DIGEST, OMRI, Inc. No. 121, Part II, 22 June 1995

AKASHI REASSURES KARADZIC OF UN'S GOOD INTENTIONS

The UN's special envoy to the former Yugoslavia, Yasushi Akashi, has written Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, the International Herald Tribune reported on 22 June. Akashi reassured Karadzic that he feels that "all sides" have caused problems for UNPROFOR. He did not mention the recent hostage crisis. Above all, the envoy said that the projected Rapid Reaction Force will not take sides, will not act differently from UNPROFOR, and will not engage in peacemaking such as blasting open corridors to enable relief convoys to get through. A UN spokesman said that "the Serbs were worried and Mr. Akashi felt it appropriate to calm their fears."

RETURN TO UNCONQUERED BOSNIA HOMEPAGE

This article does not have permission of the copyright owner, but is being offered for comment, criticism and research under the "fair use" provisions of the Federal copyright laws. Source: Patrick Moore, OMRI DAILY DIGEST, OMRI, Inc. No. 121, Part II, 22 June 1995

AKASHI REASSURES KARADZIC OF UN'S GOOD INTENTIONS

This article does not have permission of the copyright owner, but is
being offered for comment, criticism and research under the "fair use"
provisions of the Federal copyright laws.
Source: Patrick Moore, OMRI DAILY DIGEST, OMRI, Inc. No. 121, Part II, 22 June 1995