MAIN POINTS OF DRAFT UN RESOLUTION ON BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Hina) - A draft resolution on the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, backed by the US, 29 members of the Islamic Conference and Croatia, will be submitted tomorrow to the UN General Assembly. According to New York diplomatic circles, the US sponsorship will further widen the gap between the American and European approach to the Bosnian crisis. The European Union is expected to abstain, which is bound to weaken the political impact of the Resolution. The draft resolution reaffirms the "principles of the Charter and the principle of inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory through the use of force," stressing the importance of preserving Bosnia's territorial integrity within the internationally recognised borders. It is emphasized that the "Serbian-controlled parts of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina must be reintegrated into the rest of the country." The draft resolution maintains that "activities aimed to achieve integration of the occupied territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the administrative, military, education, transportation and communication systems of of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) leading to a de facto state of occupation are illegal, null and void, and must cease immediately. The draft encourages the Security Council to "exempt the Governments of the Republic and Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the embargo on deliveries of weapons and military equipment." The Secretary-General is incouraged to continue planning for the orderly and safe redeployment of the UNPROFOR personnel in Bosnia-Herzegovina "if such might become necessary." The draft expresses "deep alarm at the continuing systematic abuses committed against ALbanians, Bosnians, Hungarians and Croatians, and others in Kosovo, Sandzak and Vojvodina, respectively, by the authorities of Serbia and Montenegro. The draft resolution also condemns the "continuing military activities of the Bosnian Serbs against the territory of the Republic of Croatia, and their actions in cooperation with the Serb paramilitary units from the occupied territories of Croatia ain launching coordinated attacks against the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina." (hina) jn as 022134 MET nov 94