(19 Sep 1994) The British commander of UN peacekeeping forces in Bosnia on Monday (19/9) threatened Bosnian government troops with NATO air strikes after Sarajevo suffered its worst fighting in seven months. Lieutenant-General Sir Michael Rose blamed the Muslim-led government forces for provoking the shelling of the capital by Bosnian Serbs on Sunday that killed two people and wounded 18, mostly civilians.


SHOWS:

SARAJEVO, BOSNIA
19/9
wide-shot of people running along street
UN apc on street
various of people in city centre
people carrying bottles of water

18/9
sot spokesman for general rose, lt col simpson reading out a
statement calling on both bosnian muslims and bosnian serbs in
sarajevo to stop fighting immediately.
cutaway to press
sot simpson warning both sides that if the fighting doesn't stop
appropriate measures will be taken.
wide-shot of town
hillside where fighting took place
wide-shot of the location of the british cymbeline radar is based
various shots of mortar locating unit and troops monitoring
situation

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