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Russia offers compromise on Y'slavia at UN
UNTTKO NATIONS, Sept 16 Diplomata worked Wednesday to persuade Russia not to veto a resolution to suspend Serbian dominated Yugoslavia from the United Nations for fomenting ctvll war tn Bosnia Herwgovina. reports AP
The 12 nation European Community and the United States announced to the General Assembly at its open tng session on Tuesday that they want Serbia and Montene jro IW only republics rrmai ntng tn Yugoslavia. barred from UN work
Russia and China, however, have expressed reservations and as permanent members of the Security Council— which will decide the issue before It goes to the General Assembly— could veto Yugoslavia's suapen sion
The council is expected to make a decision by week's end.
On Wednesday, representatives of Western countries on
the Security Council planned to meet with Russian officiate to try W get their support At the same time, diplomats from six non-aligned countries— Zimbabwe. Cape Verde. Ecua dor, Morocco, Venezuela and India planned to meet with Belgrade s ambassador, Drago mir Djokic. to hear hla views
There are fairly Intense negotiations going on.' one diplomat close to the talks said Wednesday
Russia he said had offered some ideas for dealing with Its objections But the diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, declined to elaborate China was not expected to block Yugoslavia s suspen sion. the diplomat said
Russia s ambassador Yuli Vorontsov, hinted to reporters Tuesday that a compromise might be possible
"Contrary to many others, we are not looking at unseating
somebody W| are looking a« the proper way of keeping Serbia. Montenegro here in the family of nations In our eyes tt s not unseating, it s just finding the proper procedure to keep them here ' Vorontsov said He did not elaborate on a possible compromise
In Moscow, spokesman Sergei Yastrzhembsky of the Russian Foreign Ministry said Tuesday, Raising a question about isolating Yugoslavia from international organizations would be counterproductive "
Russia and China believe suspending the Belgrade gov eminent wouM hamper peace negotiations and encourage Serbian extremists They pre fer to wait until elections scheduled for November in Serbia More moderate officials may be elected then, smooth ing the way for a peaceful set tk ment of the Yugoslav con fllct.