SPLIT, Dec 16 (Hina) - UN special envoy Yasushi Akashi and
Bosnian president Alija Izetbegovic today met in the southern
Croatian city of Split.
Following the two-hour talks at Split airport, Izetbegovic
said they discussed a ceasefire in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Izetbegovic insisted a ceasefire should first be achieved in
the western Moslem-held enclave of Bihac, which should be
followed by a three-month ceasefire throughout the country.
He added that any longer ceasefire would freeze the status
quo, which would be unacceptable.
Speaking of a call by Bosnian Serb authorities to former US
president Jimmy Carter to mediate in Bosnia peace talks,
Izetbegovic said it would be a waste of time if it were aimed at
changing the five-power Contact Group plan.
Akashi said that the talks with Izetbegovic were very useful
and that his objections would be included in a draft ceasefire
agreement and offered to Bosnian Serbs for consideration.
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