(11 Oct 1995) T/I: 11:04:42
The Bosnian government and the Bosnian Serbs on Wednesday (11/10)
agreed to a countrywide ceasefire to come into effect at one
minute past midnight Thursday (2301 GMT Wednesday). Both sides
gave their consent for a 60-day truce for the whole of Bosnia to
go ahead. The breakthrough was announced in Sarajevo by the head
of the U.N. mission in Bosnia Antonio Pedauye. The U.N. official
announced the breakthrough agreement after short talks with the
Bosnian government leadership.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 11/10
presidency building exterior
u.n. officials emerging
reporter shouts: are we having a ceasefire tonight?
antonio pedauye shouts back: yes!
get into cars
cars driving down road in convoy
u.s. ambassador entering presidency
u.n. soldier on guard
cars entering compound
barrier coming down
press waiting
antonio pedauye sot in spanish: "i have just crossed the front
lines, on my return from the bosnian serb headquarters in
lukavica, and the serbs have agreed; and we can therefore be
certain that the ceasefire will go into effect at one minute past
midnight today, as negotiated by mr holbrooke."
night shots as they walk past barrier
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