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No accord yet on Yslav no-fly zone
PARIS, Sept 16 US Defence Secretary Dick Cheney said on Tuesday that the United States. Britain and France have reached no agreement on whether to establish and enforce a no-fly zone over civil war torn Bosnia-Herzegovina, reports Reuter.
But he warned at the start of a five-day trip to France and Britain lo discuss the breakup of former Yugoslavia that any US Jets and helicopters sent to protect humanitarian flights and convoys Into Bosnia would shoot back If fired on.
In an Interview with Reuters on his air craft en route from Washington. Cheney questioned whether a no fly zone policed by western Jets and helicopters would be sound policy in the military and political quagmire of a vivid war tn eastern Europe.
'1 think ft would be fair to say that there are still different points of view among the allies — and Indeed within govern ments — over whal. If any. no fly zone ought to be Imposed," he said
Cheney said the United States itself had not decided whether to back such a zone to keep Serbian aircraft from tn tcrfcring with humanitarian aid to breakaway Bosnia or perhaps even from attacking Bosnian ground force*
The question is whether or not it (no-fly zone) is sound policy, Cheney said What is our purpose ? objective ? what is the chain of command ? what will be the consequences of pursuing that kind of policy ?■
"Clearly it s something I will want to discuss with our British and French allies we vc solved these kinds of
problems before These are not Insuperable problems."
Published reports have said that France, which had two of its peacekeeping troops killed in Bosnia last week, supports a no fly zone white British officials lean toward a more begin monitoring of flights in the area by allied reconnaissance planes
US officials travelling with Cheney said there was little ev idencc of widespread effort by Serbian planes to shadow humanitarian aid flights over Bosnia to foil radar and press attack* against Bosnian forces.
Cheney will meet on Wednesday with French Defence Minister Pierre Joxe. Prime Minister Pierre Sere govoy and Admiral Jacques Lanxade. Chief of the French Military Defence Staff,
On Thursday, he goes to
Britain for meetings with Prime Minister John Major and acting Defence Minister Archie Hamilton.
White conceding that the United Nations would make any final decision on a no-ffy zone. Cheney added that "1 would be reluctant to accept rules of management that might meet some International standard but were not adequate. for example, from the stand point of US forces.'
On' Friday In London, Cheney will speak to a luncheon meeting of the Ame rican Chamber of Commerce In Oxford that night, he will address the closing session of the annual international outlook conference sponsored by the International Herald Tribune and Oxford Analytic* Ltd
He will fly home to Washln^on on Saturday