(16 Sep 1995) T/I: 10:43:55
Rebel Serbs removed artillery from positions around Sarajevo on
Saturday (16/9), but the United Nations warned that NATO
airstrikes would be resumed if more weapons not pulled back from
the area. Bosnian Serb forces were seen withdrawing heavy weapons
from Lukavica barracks outside the Bosnian capital on Saturday and
moving them outside the 20km exlusion zone around the city. Meanwhile in New York on Saturday, UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali met his top advisers on Bosnia to review developments in the Balkans. Participating in the talks were UN mediator Thorvald Stoltenberg, special envoy Yasusi Akashi, peacekeeping forces deputy commander Major General Barry Ashton, UN political affairs chief Marrack Goulding and UN peacekeeping chief Kofi Annan.
SHOWS:
NEAR SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 16/9
covered truck passing carrying 128mm multiple rocket launcher
various heavy weapons on road
trucks towing heavy guns
press watching
truck pulling out
UNITED NATIONS, NEW YORK, USA 16/9
boutros-ghali arriving
akashi arriving
conference participants arriving
various inside conference room
cu annan
akashi
stoltenberg
signing of documents
boutros-ghali arrives at meeting
ghali shaking hands with others
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