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UN Council ready to punish Y’slavia for war in Bosnia
UNITED NATIONS. Sept 19: The Security Council pre pared today to punish Yugoslavia for the war In Bo»ntaHerzegovina by recommending the Belgrade gov eminent be barred from the General Assembly and insisting it apply a new for membership in the United Nations, reports Reuter.
A resolution, expected to be adopted after closed-door consultations. which begin at about noon (1700 GMT), stop* short of expelling Yugoslavia from all United Nations forums.
But by forcing Yugoslavia to submit a fresh application, the proposed resolution, in effect. Invalidate* Yogosiavta s UN membership
Any new application would
need to be endorsed by the Security Council where wc*t ero members could block ad mission Indefinitely.
Aware of the contradiction, diplomat* had difficulty reply tng to querle* a* to whether Yugoslavia technically would still be a member of the United Nation*.
One key ambassador said "there was a compromise (with the Russian*) and tn a compromise things don t come out totally logical"
The resolution is tn the form of a recommendation to the 179 member General Assembly which must adopt a similar one before Yugoslavia s UN delegation vacate* Its seat
Russia, for whom the resolution Is a bitter pill to swtal
low. may abstain along with China and possibly India and Zimbabwe while 1 I state* are expected to support the doc ument
Before the resolution was slightly watered down on Thursday, several diplomat* feared that Moscow would use or at least threaten to use It* veto power to block It.
Specifically the draft resolu tlon — sponsored by Belgium. Britain. France, the United States and Morocco — declares that the Yugoslav slate doe* not continue automatically the membership" of the old Yugoslav federation.
Bosnia-Herzegovina. Croatia. Slovenia and Macedonia have declared their independence, leaving Serbia and Montenegro
a* the only remaining republic* claiming the name of Yugoslavia.
The assembly also would be asked to require Yugoslavia to put tn a new application and decide that Belgrade cannot "participate tn the work" of that body
However, the resolution •ays the Security Council would 'consider the matter again' before the current General Assembly session adjourns around mid-December
The resolution Is aimed at Isolating the Belgrade govern me nt. already subject to UN sanction as a major Instigator of violence tn Bosnia where Serb militia* are challenging the republic * session from the old Yugoslav federation