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OIC to press for use of UN force against Serbs
JEDDAH. Nov 30: Islamic nations, accusing the world of a half-hearted response to the plight of Muslims in Bosnia -Herzegovina, meet in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to press for UN military intervention against Christian Serbs, reports Reuter.
Foreign ministers of the 47-member Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) will be holding their first talks specifically called to help Bosnia's Muslims who have lost most of their territory to the well-armed Serbian minority.
OJC Secretary General Hamid Alghabid says the foreign ministers will ask for UN
military Intervention and a change in the arms embargo against the former Yugoslav republics that fails to discriminate between victims and aggressors.
"We will seek new strategy to help Bosnians with all means," he told one interviewer. ,
"We will put pressure on the internationaf community to convince it of the need for strong action to stop the Serb aggression since all Security Council resolutions did not work until now."
The 1.6 million Bosnian Muslims prevented from arm-
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1ng by the UN embargo, have been the main losers In the battle for Bosnian territory where they have been heavily outgunned by Serb forces using weapons left over by the Serb-led Yugoslav army.
Bosnian President Allja Izctbcgovlc says Islamic states are his people s only hope of survival and adds that the world community will be told blame if the conflict in the former Yugoslav republic turns into religious war.
Iran, the most radical of the Muslim states and one of the principal campaigners for the OIC meeting, has said it does not want a religious war.
But It and the other Islamic states say they cannot stand idly by when fellow Muslims are being slaughtered.
Alghabid became the first senior Muslim official to visit Sarajevo earlier this month when officials there asked him for military and humanitarian help from Muslim states.
He says Muslim states are ready to contribute to any military effort under the control of the United Nations.
Newspapers across the Islamic world have been scathing in their criticism of UN and European peace efforts. which include a sea blockade to prevent arms reaching the Serbs.
In conservative Arab states of the Gulf and radical Iran, despite rivalry on other issues, they are equally outspoken.
Iranian newspapers have called for the dispatch of military forces from Islamic slates to help the Bosnian Muslims in the absence of any UN military Intervention.
Bosnian Foreign Minister Haris Silajdzic is already In this Saudi Red Sea Port for the meeting and he was quoted on Sunday as saying that lifting the arms embargo had become a matter of life or death for Bosnian Muslims.
OIC officials say foreign ministers of all OIC member states have agreed to attend the meeting as well as Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen, co-chairmen of the Geneva based conference on former Yugoslavia.
"We expect very positive and concrete results from the meeting. All Muslim countries are In agreement on the need to help Bosnian Muslims face the Serb aggression.' one said