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Fresh fighting in Bosnia puts Geneva peace talks at stake
SARAJEVO. Sept 15 : Fierce fighting across Bosnia. Involving shelling from artillery supposed to be under UN observation, threw new international peace talks into doubt, reports Reuter.
The crash of artillery and mortar fire echoed across the besieged capital of Sarajevo from Its west and southwestern districts late Into Monday night after a day of clashes between Serb attackers and the city’s mainly Muslim defend
Pierce clashes were also reported around key towns In northern Bosnia and battle fronts In eastern Hcrzegovina.The upsurge of violence threw in to serious question plans for a new round of peace talks In Geneva on Friday Involving Bosnia * Muslim. Serb and Croat leaders. Bosnia's Muslim President.
Alfja Izctbcgovlc, said he no longer felt he could attend.
Radovan Karadzic, head of the territory's Serbs, threatened to stay away too If the United Nations went ahead with plans to impose a no-fiy' zone in Bosnia's airspace for Serb warplanes.
Bui In Geneva Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen, co-chalrmcn of Ihc peace conference, were quoted as saying they would press ahead with the meeting and expected senior representatives of both sides to be there.
AP adds : Yugoslav Prime Minister Milan Panic said Tuesday Chinese officials acknowledged his war-torn country's need for humanitarian aid, but ffivc no guarantees to provide the heating oil he requested
Panic also urged Chinese of
ficiols to help ensure a scat at the United Nations for the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, now composed only of Serbia and Montenegro since Slovenia, Croatia. Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina declared Independenee.
Panic told a news conference after two days of talks In Beijing that the Chinese ex pressed support for the new Yugoslav government, but would not veto any UN move to expel the Serbia-Montenegro government from the world
In addition to the oil embargo. UN sanctions Imposed May 30 against Serbia-Montenegro freeze foreign assets. suspend air traffic and ban all trade but food and humanitarian supplies.
"I believe If one baby or one child dies or one sick person dies in hospital because we .
dldn I have oil because of the embargo, that would be the greatest disgrace for the United Nations.' Panic said.
He said Chinese officials agreed that the International sanctions should not punish the people of Yugoslavia.
1 have a commitment that there will be humanitarian help." Panic said.
He said the Chinese did not pledge to provide the heating oil, but promised the request "will be looked (at) very favourable".
China, one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, abstained from voting on the sanctions measure.
There have been no formal discussions at the United Nations on denying Yugoslavia's UN scat to Serbia-Montenegro, but there has been growing pressure to do that.