(9 Mar 1995) T/I: 10:59:45
Speaking in Washington, on Thursday (9/3) Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke testified to Congress following his return from talks with Croatian President Franjo Tudjman on Zagreb's threat to expel 12,000 U.N. peacekeepers by the end of June. "I conveyed to
President Tudjman that the consequences of a U.N. withdrawal from
(the Serb-held Krajina region) could be extraordinarily dangerous
and could trigger the most dangerous situation Europe has seen
since 1945," Holbrooke said.
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WASHINGTON, USA 9/3
news conference by the assistant US secretary of state richard
holbrooke following his trip in croatia
holbrooke engsot, saying on behalf of the croatians, while
disagreeing with their goal, they have a legitimate grievance
the croatian-serbs did ethnically cleanse krajina, and I conveyed
to president tudjman our feelings that a UN withdrawal from
Krajina could be extraordinarily dangerous, the greatest danger
since 1945, and the western allies cannot sit idly by.
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