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Belgrade will propose NAM fact-finding mission to Serbia
JAKARTA. Sept 3 : The Yugoslavian government trying to distance Itself from Serbian attacks on Muslims in Bosnia, is ready to commit ground forces to help UN relief efforts In the breakaway republic, a senior Yugoslav official said to day. reports Reuter
Foreign Affairs Official Jevremovlc Pavle, attending the Non-Aligned Movement summit, said Yugoslav Prime Minister Mila Panic Held talks last month with Turkish Prime
Minister Suleyman Demirel and proposed a Joint force
'He (Panic) suggested actually that we should provide units and the Turks commanding officers, to gain the confidence of both Muslims and Serbs Pavlie said
Muslim Non-Aligned members want Yugoslavia. which now consists only of Serbia and Montenegro, kicked out of the movement.
In a bid to avert any attempt by the breakaway republics of
CroaUa. Slovenia and Bosnia to take over Yugoslavia's membership of the movement. Belgrade will propose that a Non Aligned fact-finding mission be sent to Serbia and Monti negro. Pavle said
"We are really open for any kind of Inspection, including border airfields ... military bases and naval facilities.' Yugoslav Foreign Minister Vladlsafv Jovanovic may also propose that President Suharto of Indonesia, the
movement chairman, join peace talks between the former Yugoslav states. Pavle said.
Pavle said the proposals, to be made In a speech by Jovanovic to the movement later this week, will show Belgrade Is sincere about peace In the breakaway republics and Is not backing Serbs opposed to Bosnian independence who are attacking Croats and Muslims there.
Panic, seen by the west as a moderate who could help lead Serbia back into the world community, appeared on Thursday to have beaten off a bid by Serb nationalist hardliners to remove him.
But It is not clear how much of the Yugoslav army supports him.
AP adds : Commenting on the continued humanitarian aid efforts in the former Yugoslavia. Boucher told reporters that "there were 18 relief flights delivering 232.3 metric tons of humanitarian assistance on September 1. There were three US flights — 39.6 metric tons.'
Bad weather and maintenance problems forced the di version or cancellation of at least three flights' he said
One of the 24 flights ached uled for September 2 Is the milestone 1.000th flight bringing relief supplies to the people of Sarajevo It was made by a US aircraft. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) scheduled a convoy for September 2. It will be carrying 100 metric tons of sup piles from Sarajevo to Oorazoe The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has visited 20 detention facilities, including one tn Drvar In northwestern Bosnia-Herzegovina.