(11 Oct 1995) T/I: 11:28:22
The Bosnian government and the Bosnian Serbs on Wednesday agreed a
countrywide ceasefire to come into effect at one minute into
Thursday (2301 GMT Wednesday), despite a new round of fighting for
territory, UN officials said. UN chief of mission Antonio Pedauye
called the agreement a "significant and possibly a historic step
along the road to a peaceful settlement in Bosnia" and urged the
warring factions in the former Yugoslav republic to respect the
truce. In Sarajevo, many people remained sceptical that the
ceasefire would bring lasting peace.
SHOWS
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA
11/10
night shots street
vox pops sot: i wait for the ceasefire but i still do not trust
the serbs as they always play different game
girl french sot: i do not believe in it too much
interior of bar
girls at table
med shot of family
man sot: i believe when i see it
man bosnian sot:
night shot of electricity workers
day shot of electricity worker
answering telephone
cu worker smiling
clock
worker on phone
wide of control room
power meters
worker by equipment
employees on telephone
cu equipment
man on phone
workers drinking.
cu beer
back of workers
front view workers drinking
antonio pedauye, un head of mission in bosnia SOT:
the parties have agreed to ceasefire at one minute past
midnight on 12 october 1995
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i urge the parties to comply with the commitments they have
undertaken. it is my earnest hope that we have witnesses an
historic step in the peace process of bosnia hercegovina
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