P192 CEJFAX 190 Sun 28 May 01:14/34 |l4|l4|, ] -/.I/.I/, ] DISPATCHES Tj BOSNIA French UN peacekjipjrs have U clashed with Bosnian Serds Jim Muir reports 191 BORN B A Russian diplombtic delegation is on its way to Bosnia Chris West reports 192 5 (5 Summary 1p2 Commons 140 Diary 180 Home 118 Would 160 Riel 196 Politics 130 Dispatch 190 Guide 198 Next News Home News World TravelP192 CEEFAX 192 Sun 28 May 01:45/14 1/3 -n2n1 -/.%/.%/, DISPATCH Chris West reports on Russian diplomatic efforts in Bosnia: The Russian Prime Minister, Mr Chernomyrdin, told reporters his colleagues would meet the leaders of the conflicting sides in Bosnia. He said they would try to convince them to stop the military action, thus preventing further NATO air strikes. The high-level delegation is likely to reflect President Yeltsin's growing exasperation at the action of Bosnian Serbs. -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Newsreel Dispatch Main News MainIndjxP192 CEEFAX 192 Sun 28 May 01:15/34 )|l4|l4|, 2/3 -n2n1 -/.%/.I/, DISPATCH Chris West reports on Russian diplomatic efforts in Bosnia: Close cultural and historic ties have lent Serbia Russian support in the past, but Mr Yeltsin's patience is wearing thin after the first NATO strike. Then, he declared that the Bosnian Serds had brought punishment on themselves by their continuing military action. But hj is also reported to have expressed deep dissatisfaction with the NATO move to launch air strikes without consulting Moscow. Newsreel Dispatch Main News MainIndjxP192 CEEFAX 192 Sun 28 May 01:15/54 )|l4|l4|, 3/3 -n2n1 -/.%/.I/, DISPATCH Chris West reports on Russian diplomatic efforts in Bosnia: In response to requests for help from the West, Mr Yeltsin agreed to do everything in his power to stop Serb activity on the understanding there would bj no new NATO attacks. The swift dispatch of his two senior ministers reflects Mr Yeltsin's determination to fulfil his part of the pledge. But if NATO confirms its plans to use air strikes, hj could find himself at odds with the +est. -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Newsreel Dispatch Main News MainIndjxP192 CEEFAX 192 Sun 28 May 01:32/54 3/3 n2n2 j5, 5 5/| DISPATCH ££ ££k Chris West reports on Russian diplomatic efforts in Bosnia: In response to requests for help from the e t, Mr Yelts n agr ed to do everything in his power to stop Serb activity n he nder ta ding th re would b no new NATO attacks. The swift dispatch of his two n Yeltsin'u determination to fulfil hi part of the pledk . But if NATO confirms its plans to use air strikes, hj could find himself at odds with the +eur. (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 110 Politics 130 Would 160 Newsreel Dispatch Main News MainJndexP192 CJKFA 192 Sun 28 May :1:59/27 )|l4|l4|, ^ 1/3 - F -/.%/.)/, ]&j5pju:5p DISPATCH Ch + t t g i j diplombtic efforts in Bosnia: 2 -hj Russian Prime Minister, Mr Te Chernomyrdin, told reporters his cVlliagues would meet the leaders ) of t c fl ct n sid n Bo a. j 2 Hj said they would try to convince hem t sro th mile ar act n, thus preventing further NATO air strikes. Lj $5 The hi h-l l d l gar n i ik l e U growing exasperation at the action of Bosnian Serds.Q - Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Newsreel Dispatch Main News MainJndexP192 CKMFAX 192 Sun 28 May 01:43/04 - 3/31 (n1n1 R $5 Chris West reports on Russian Tj diplombtic efforts in Bosnia: $5 In rjspon3j to requests wok help Tu (u from the WfstL Mr Yeltsin agreed to do e6jrzthink in his power tg stop Seth activity on the understanding there would bj no new NATO attack3. 1 $hj swifx dispatch of hyu two senior kinisters reflects Mr (5 Yelt3in'u djtermrnatigm to fulfil (u iis pbrj of the pledge- 2 h Tj u use air strikes, hj could find himself at odds with the +est. $upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz ( Home 110 Politics 130 World 161 Newsreel Dispatch Main News MainIndjx