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UN Council for excluding Y’slavia from UNGA
UNITED NATIONS. . Sept 19: The UN Security Council today approved a resolution recommending that the Fed era) Republic of Yugoslavia be excluded from the work of the General Assembly and Inviting ft to apply separately for UN membership, report AFP.
The resolution noted that the former Yugoslavia had "ceased to exist, and that the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia s claim to have automatically inherited the Yugoslav scat has not been generally accepted."
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Is composed of Serbia and Montenegro.
Meanwhile, the parliament building In Sarajevo went up in flames today after being hit by tank-fire.
The centre of the city was under Intense bombardment this evening with shells landing around 7:00 pm (1700 GMT) just beside the Holiday Inn Hotel, where most western journalists are staying.
AP from Geneva adds: The warring factions in Bosnia signed an agreement Saturday aimed at resuming relief flights to Sarajevo, but the rivals seemed no closer to ending their war. which has killed more than 10.000 people.
Haris SIlaJdzic. the Foreign Minister of the Muslim-dominated government; Radovan Karadjic. the leader of the Bosnian Serbs; and Mate Boban, the leader of the Bosnian Croats, agreed to a list of conditions to protect humanitarian operations.
The accords were signed with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Sadako Ogata, at separate meetings
Mrs Ogata then recommended that the crucial international airlift to the besieged Bosnian capital be resumed.
Governments will have until Monday to say whether they arc willing to send cargo planes to join the relief effort. The airlift was suspended on
Sept 3 after an Italian plane was shot down by a land -based missile as it approached Sara Jevo. All four crewmen on board were killed.
"The safety of the operation is a very serious responsibility for Mrs Ogata, but thousands of lives depend on it." said agency spokesman Ron Redmond.
If the airlift gets the go-ahead. it probably would not be in full operation before midweek. Redmond said. Before it was suspended it had ferried in nearly 12.500 tons of supplies. providing most of Sarajevo's outside aid.
The UN refugee agency has been trying to step up land convoys to Sarajevo but says the airlift is vital to send in supplies of shelter to prevent thousands from literally freezing to death in the bitter Balkan winter,
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