(6 Jan 1995) The 23 trucks involved in a smuggling bid remained stranded
on the narrow border road between Montenegro and Bosnia on Friday
(6/1), six days after their operation was detected by Yugoslav
army and Montenegrian police. The drivers, carrying petrol, oil
and cigarettes, had gambled that border staff would be light
because of the New Year celebrations. The chief international
observer, retired Swedish general Bo Pellnas, visited the scene on
Thursday and said he would submit a new "positive report" to the
international conference on former Yugoslavia, on the
effectiveness of the blockade.

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BOSNIAN-MONTENEGRAN BORDER 5/1

vs helicopters over border
vs monitors in helicopter
helicopter landing at border crossing point
Bo Pellnass Chief of Mission of International observers coming out
of helicopter
Pellnass sot saying that he was satisfied with the situation at
the border along which barriers were erected and inviting the
press to visit the cross point where smugglers were captured
vs of security at the cross point
smuggling trucks and tackers driving reverse from the checkpoint

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