(13 Jul 1994) Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic on Wednesday (13/7)
cold-shouldered the international peace plan for Bosnia, saying it
failed to satisfy the aspirations of his community. "We would not
accept any position which does not provide us with international
personality like Ukraine in the Soviet Union," he said in English
to reporters in Pale, the self-proclaimed Bosnian Serb capital.
Karadzic was speaking after 90 minutes of talks with French
Foreign Minister Alain Juppe and British Foreign Secretary Douglas
Hurd.
SHOWS:
PALE, 13/7
u.n. helicopter landing
juppe walking
British Foreign Secretary Douglas hurd walking
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan karadzic waiting
French Foreign Minister Alain juppe out of car
hurd walking
juppe and hurd shaking hands with karadzic
meeting in progress
vs cu
karadzic sot we are grateful to hurd and juppe for coming and
explaining possibilities and explaining what it means to say yes
and what it is to say no... first time bosnian serbs have been
taken seriously, have not been taken seriously before... hope
we'll benefit with this meeting
hurd sot: opportunity that will benefit everyone living in
bosnia... if opportunity lost, then way back to war is very quick
juppe french sot
karadzic speaking
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