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The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that it is necessary to discuss the work of the Sanctions Committee as well.
The Republic of Croatia sees the Prevlaka issue as one of security,while the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers it to be a question of territory.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that it is necessary to heed the lessons and experiences of World War Two and the anti-Fascist struggle.
The sanctions do not pertain to other elements of the Yugoslav crisis, including Kosovo and Metohija, so thatthe Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that all conditions have been created for their lifting.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers inappropriate the calls to reconsider the continuation of the activities of the CSCE mission of long duration.
In view of the above and the events that have taken place since the adoption of Security Council resolution 981(1995),the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that it is imperative that the mandate of the UNCRO mission be extended.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers these as the prerequisites also for integration of the Balkans in European democratic processes and cooperation.
Since your reports indicate that the Security Council is about to make a new decision on the extension of the UNPROFOR mandate,I wish to inform you that the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that conditions have not yet been created for terminating the UNPROFOR peace mission and that the UNPROFOR presence in the UNPAs is necessary until a political settlement is reached.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the practice of the Security Council with regard to sanctions should be reviewed, especially in the light of increasing resort to this measure.
Expressing its readiness immediately to start negotiations with the Croatian side,the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the proposed draft agreement constitutes a solid basis for a permanent settlement of the disputed issue of Prevlaka, in which both parties are interested.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers the guarantees of sovereignty and territorial integrity, as contained in resolution 1244(1999), the Ahtisaari-Chernomyrdin paper and the military-technical agreement, final and unalterable.
Bearing that in mind, as well as thesituation in the field, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that, in order to preserve security and strengthen the atmosphere of confidence, it is necessary that the decisions of the Security Council be fully complied with.
FR Yugoslavia considers extensive capital investments to be an important component of the necessary prerequisites for a lead phase down, and actions in this field could be connected to its overall actions for EU approximation.
In view of this, the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the Agenda for Development, in the framework of deliberations of basic dimensions of development, should accord more attention to this issue.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the question of Prevlaka is a bilateral issue which should be resolved in a direct and open dialogue with the Republic of Croatia.
That is why the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the above-mentioned decision by Mr. Westendorp cannot have any legal effect and must be considered null and void.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that this question should be resolved through negotiations between the Governments of Croatia and the Republic of Serbian Krajina, as the legitimate representative of the Serb people in the United Nations Protected Areas, in accordance with the provisions of the Vance plan.
In view of this, the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the Agenda for Development, in the framework of deliberations of basic dimensions of development, should accord more attention to this issue.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers the method of false accusations unacceptable and dangerous and, therefore, with reference to the above letter wishes to draw attention to the following.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the establishment of a cease-fire and normalization of communication and transport links and the infrastructure between Krajina and Croatia are imperative.
The Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers the ongoing phase of negotiations towards the resolution of the crisis caused by the civil war in the former Bosnia and Herzegovina, to be of crucial importance.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that dialogue is the right way to normalize mutual relations and establish good-neighbourly relations between our two countries, which can contribute to the strengthening of peace and stability in our region.
The Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that this dialogue is useful and that it should be expanded, so that the practical results in improving the security and the overall situation in the Province could be positive.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that respect for the rights of national minorities living in the Balkan countries is the crucial factor of confidence and the process of establishing goodneighbourly relations, peace and stability in the region.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the problem of the Prevlaka Peninsula, as a highly sensitive strategic issue, should be resolved through political negotiations in the context of other problems in the territory of the former Yugoslavia. .
The Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that all perpetrators of serious violations of international humanitarian law committed in the territory of the former Yugoslavia should be prosecuted and punished under national laws.
The Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the Security Council should not ignore the above facts, particularly at this juncture when comprehensive efforts are invested to achieve a just and lasting peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
However, the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that the future Protocol should primarily include provisions for the strengthening of existing humanitarian standards and for the prevention of various forms of abuse of children in armed conflicts for the purpose of attaining political goals.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that this vital issue for Republika Srpska should be settled in a principled manner, by strict compliance with the Dayton/Paris agreement and respect for the legitimate interests of Republika Srpska, which is an essential prerequisite for final success of the Dayton/Paris peace agreement.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia considers that force and coercive measures, including sanctions, under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations may be used only as measures of last resort and only after the international community has not been able, despite all its efforts, to remove the threat to international peace and security in a different way.