Примеры использования Sarajevo and gorazde на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Jarkko Irpola Director of OSCE Regional Centre for Sarajevo and Gorazde.
Authorities in Sarajevo and Gorazde held seminars on breast-feedingand defined their respective plans of action.
Serious problems have been noted along the road between Sarajevo and Gorazde, as well as near Doboj and Mrkonic Grad.
In close coordination with NATO authorities, UNPROFOR will monitor the status of the weapon-exclusion zones in Sarajevo and Gorazde.
The Government released 166 detainees held at Konjic, Sarajevo and Gorazde. On 10 October, another 21 persons were released by the parties.
However, there is a certain ambiguity about the use of air power with regard to the exclusion zones around Sarajevo and Gorazde.
The Serb aggression against Sarajevo and Gorazde has shown the extent to which the Security Council is intentionally avoiding ensuring that its own resolutions are implemented against the Serbs.
Again and again, they have violated the United Nations proclaimed“no-fly-zone” in Bosnia,as well as the heavy weapons exclusion zones around Sarajevo and Gorazde.
The involvement of NATO in facilitating the implementation of the Sarajevo and Gorazde agreements has placed a substantial number of additional coordination and monitoring responsibilities on UNPROFOR.
In the vicinity of Rogatica, in the Republika Srpska it appears that the shuttle bus operating on the so-called interim route between Sarajevo and Gorazde is attacked by stone-throwers almost every second day.
Experience at Sarajevo and Gorazde already indicates that the monitoringand enforcement of these zones requires a considerable commitment of UNPROFOR resources and detailed coordination with NATO.
Nor would UNPROFOR any longer be in a position to execute the ground-monitoring functions that are an integral part of the arrangements for the weapons exclusion zones around Sarajevo and Gorazde.
Federation traffic between Sarajevo and Gorazde, passing through Rogaticaand crossing territory under Republika Srpska administration, remained at great risk at the end of 1996.
It was thus incumbent upon us, our concerns notwithstanding, to make full use of the air power deterrent,as we had done with some effect in response to Serb attacks upon Sarajevo and Gorazde in February and April 1994, respectively.
In addition to Sarajevo and Gorazde, the two Cantons under a special regime, i.e. the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton and the Central Bosnia Canton, started the restructuring process for a new, unified Cantonal police.
United Nations military observers now operate in Bosnian Serb-held areas and UNPROFOR and humanitarian convoys,as well as escorted civilian vehicles, move freely in and out of Sarajevo and Gorazde.
Currently, civilian police have a limited mandate to operate in Srebrenica, Tuzla and Mostar,an unofficial agreement to operate in Sarajevo and Gorazde, and no formal mandate to operate in other areas, including Velika Kladusa.
In addition, the Office has been actively involved in the restoration and stabilization of the utilities network and played a leading role in the negotiations on utilities that preceded implementation of the cease-fire on 12 October 1995. On 30 October,the first convoys of civilian trucks and buses were escorted between Sarajevo and Gorazde.
Secondly, the exclusion zones around Sarajevo and Gorazde, although highly successful in protecting the civilian population from mortar, artillery and tank fire, are expensive in manpower and difficult to enforce and cannot be maintained indefinitely in the absence of a comprehensive cessation of hostilities or, as a minimum, the demilitarization of those areas.
On 10 January 1998, IPTF launched, in cooperation with SFOR and police in both entities, a two-week security operation("Operation Corridor")on the transit road through the Republika Srpska between Sarajevo and Gorazde, which had been plagued by security incidents.
Significant progress was achieved on some of the provisions of paragraph 6 of the cessation-of-hostilities agreement,which reaffirmed earlier agreements concerning Sarajevo, Srebrenica and Gorazde.
Moreover, a significant difference from the situations at Sarajevo of last February and Gorazde of April, was an increased presence of Serb surface-to-air missile sites nearby.
Condemned the continuation of aggression by the Serbs and their genocidal policy of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, their intransigent refusal to accept the Peace Plan,their persistent violations of exclusion zones and safe areas of Sarajevo, Gorazde, Zepa, Srebrenica, Bihac and Tuzla, their attacks on civilian population and their hindering of humanitarian supply operations.
SFOR provided support to the Tribunal during exhumations in and around Gorazde, Sarajevo, Kotor Varos and Zvornik.
The road from Visegrad to Sarajevo via Gorazde and Pale.
It visited the towns of Sarajevo, Tuzla, Gorazde and Zenica.
It enables the aggressor to continue, unpunished, with armed attacks on Sarajevo, Gorazde, Tuzla, Bihac and other areas.
UNPROFOR personnel have been especially exposed in their activities in areas declared by the Security Council as"safe areas" and their environs,such as Sarajevo, Gorazde and Bihac.
The first such act should be the long-term siege of populated places,a situation which still existed in Sarajevo, Gorazde, Srebrenica, Zepa and Bihać, all of which had been declared safe areas by the Security Council.
Subsequently, Sarajevo, Tuzla, Zepa, Gorazde and Bihac and their surroundings were also declared to be safe areas in Security Council resolution 824(1993) of 6 May 1993.