(17 Oct 1995) T/I: 10:53:50
A United Nations aid convoy succeeded on Tuesday (17/10) in
reaching the government enclave of Gorazde in eastern Bosnia by a
direct route that Serbs had blocked in defiance of the ceasefire
accord. US envoy Richard Holbrooke met officials from the five-nation
international Contact Group trying to bring peace to Bosnia. Afterwards, Holbrooke described the discussion as "the most
substantive" in a long time. At the same time, Bosnian frontline
troops removed some weaponry from strategic positions on Mount
Treskavica, near Sarajevo. It was another encouraging sign that
ceasefire seems to be strengthening.
SHOWS:
MOUNT TRESTKAVICA,NEAR SARAJEVO,BOSNIA
00.00 Horses taking supplies up to Bosnian soldiers
00.06 Front shot of same
00.09 Soldiers hooking up big field gun to tow
00.13 Field gun being towed away
MOSCOW,RUSSIA, 17/10
00.20 Richard Holbrooke walks into room, followed by Contact Group
delegates
00.25 Holbrooke and others sit down around conference table
00.28 Bank of television cameras
00.32 Richard Holbrooke SOT: "The most substantive discussion
we've had in a very long time, and a very good preparation
for the talks that will begin two weeks from today in the
United States."
GORAZDE,BOSNIA, 17/10
00.42 Children welcoming UN aid convoy
00.47 Following UN vehicles down street
00.51 Elderly couple look down from pock-marked building
00.53 MS three old weathered faces
00.57 Women looking out window
01.00 Several patients in hospital
01.03 Bandaged man
01.07 Children on UN vehicle yelling "Mister", tilts down to group
yelling
01.16 Crush of children around vehicle
01.20 Tilt from soldiers throwing things to children
01.26 ENDS
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