(6 Feb 1994) The leader of the Bosnian-Serbs, Radovan Karadzic said on Sunday
(6/2) that he was hopeful that a ceasefire could be in place in
Sarajevo by Monday morning. Karadzic met the UN special envoy to
former Yugoslavia, Yasushi Akashi, the military commander General
Jean Cot and the commander of UN troops in Bosnia, Lieutenant-
General Sir Michael Rose, to discuss the proposal.
SHOWS:
LUKAVICA, BOSNIA, 6/2
officers carrying map on stand
un officers enter building
un special envoy yashhi akashi: "pls wait until i meet with the
presidency and we are negotiating very hard; there could be a
ceasefire agreement"
un apc on the road
bosnian serb leader karadzic sot: "there have been talks with
general rose; we are trying to find a solution for a longlasting
ceaseifre around sarajevo i do hope we reach it; it could start
tomorrow. one reason not to accept one is if they lose sarajevo in
propaganda war then they are in very bad position; they have been
using the suffering of people in sarajevo for propaganda purposes
karadzic into UN truck
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