BELGRADE, Nov 16 (Hina) - The Belgrade daily "Vecernje Novosti"
today carried an exclusive statement by rebel Serb leader Borislav
Mikelic on yesterday's Pleso talks between Croatian government and
Knin Serb representatives.
"The talks were tiring and exhausting, but on the whole, there
has been some progress," he said.
He said agreements on water and power grids were ready for
signing, but the oil pipeline was still a controversial issue.
"But here too, we can look forward to a favourable solution,"
he said.
He announced that the next week's round of talks would focus
on railways, payment of pensions to UNPA residents and refugees.
"All that we have achieved, the agreements we have signed, the
arrangements regarding water, power, oil and the (Zagreb-Belgrade)
highway - all this spells economic profit and our impending opening
to the world," Mikelic said.
Explaining the controversy about the oil pipeline, Mikelic
said Croatia wanted to form a firm that would have the right to
sell oil in the occupied areas, while Knin representatives insisted
on Knin Oil Industry having the exclusive right to transport and
distribute oil in the region.
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