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US threatens serious reprisals against Serb hard-liners
BANJA LUKA, Bosnia-Herze-govina. Sept 2: A US envoy has threatened Bosnian Serb hard-liners with "the most serious imaginable" consequences if they continue resisting the Dayton peace accords and inciting violence, reports AP.
Envoy Robert Gelbard's blunt message, delivered Saturday to a top aide of wartime leader Radovan Karadzic in his mountain stronghold in Pale, came two days after Karadzic's followers clashed with NATO peacekeeping troops in the town of Brcko.
Gelbard said he told Karadzic's aide. Momcilo Kraiisnik, that Karadzic and his followers must implement the 1995 accords, allow the rule of law and pluralist democracy and change their "terrorist behaviour and totalitarian behaviour.
"I warned him in most serious terms that there Is a need right now to change behaviour.
or the consequences will be the most serious imaginable," Gel-baftl told reporters afterward.
Crisscrossing the political front lines in Bosnia, Gelbard met later Saturday with Bosnia Serb President Biljana Plavsic. Karadzic’s rival.
At a news conference after their meeting, Plavsic — a former ally of Karadzic — pledged to adhere to democracy.
Krajisnik acknowledged "many tough and sharp words" were used during his talks with Gelbard, and said "there were attempts to twist some matters."
There is no solution in attacks and threats.’ Krajisnik told reporters. 'We must reach a settlement through political and diplomatic solutions."
Clashes erupted Thursday in Brcko, in northeastern Bosnia, after American soldiers serving with the NATO-led peace mission moved to maintain order after learning that Plavsic's
forces were planning to seize police stations and media outlets in Brcko and nearby Bi-jeljina.
Two US soldiers and several Serb civilians were wounded In the unrest.
Gelbard accused Karadzic's hard-line supporters of instigating the violence in Brcko and Bijeljina. and criticised "the Incredible cowardice of using women and children as shields... a hallmark obviously of what Pale stands for."
Krajisnik accused NATO forces of going beyond their mandate by moving in to assist Plavsic.
Gelbard said the NATO forces have acted within their mandate, and "will not tolerate any... challenges to their legitimate authority."
Plavsic controls the western section of Serb-held territory in Bosnia from her base in Banja Luka, while Karadzic controls the east from Pale.