A NEW RUSSIAN PEACE PLAN FOR YUGOSLAVIA?

Russian deputy foreign minister Vitaly Churkin visited Belgrade and Pale June 19, apparently to press Boris Yeltsin’s ideas about ending the Bosnian war through linking Serbia and Bosnian Serb-held territories. Yeltsin had advanced this plan at Halifax but the G-7 leaders did not even discuss it. Churkin told Itar-Tass that he was in the former Yugoslavia because Moscow had a new peace plan and wanted to prevent the conflict from escalating.

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