(6 Jul 1994) Mediators from major powers presented Bosnia's warring parties on
Wednesday (6/7) with a fresh peace plan described by Russian
Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev as a "peaceful ultimatum" to stop
the fighting. Officials of a five-nation "contact group" first met
the Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic and Vice-President Ejup
Ganic together with their Croat ally Kresimir Zubak at Russia's
mission in Geneva.
SHOWS
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND 6/7:
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
u.n. mediator lord owen: it will take a little time for the parties
to realise this is different from other peace initiatives it has
the support of the russians and the americans and the eu
governments... it will not easily be set aside
kresimir zubak and vice president of the bosnian federation
talking
bosnian prime minister haris silajdzic talking
silajdzic sot: today the solution will be presented to us and then
we will take it to consultation and come back with an answer in
two weeks... ministers are reiterating their position on the
territory, but the detailed proposal we have not yet seen, so i
will be able to comment after i have seen it and of course in two
weeks from now we will come back with a definate response
vice president of the bosnian federation ejup ganic with silajdzic
and zubak
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