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Instead, each side continued to teach its own narrative only.
Despite the efforts of the Co-Chairmen of the ICFY Steering Committee,the Bosnian Serb side continued to reject the peace plan.
The Abkhaz side continued to oppose the modification of existing formats.
During the second half of the year, there were no formal meetings, butbilateral meetings of the Third Member and his assistants with each side continued on a regular basis in an effort to bridge the differences between the sides. .
Each side continued to reject the other's proposal as the basis for negotiation.
Killings of people accused of collaborating with either side continued to be a common practice amongst the guerrillas and the paramilitary groups.
The Abkhaz side continued to question the peaceful intentions of Tbilisi and reiterated its intention to seek closer relations with the Russian Federation.
During the reporting period, the UNOMIG police component continued to operate only on the Zugdidi side of the ceasefire line, as the Abkhaz side continued to oppose the deployment of the UNOMIG police contingent in the Gali district.
The Abkhaz side continued to maintain control of the valley with the support of the Russian Federation forces.
Despite these efforts it was not possible to overcome the Abkhaz refusal to engage in substantive discussions on the paper on competences since the Abkhaz side continued to assert its unilateral declaration of independence of 1999 see S/1999/1087, para. 7.
The Abkhaz side continued to maintain control of the Kodori valley with the support of the Russian Federation forces.
We thank Ambassador Batu of Turkey for rightly reminding us this morning that the five members of the Contact Group had indeed been in agreement that the Security Council could study the question of lifting the embargo if the Bosnian Serb side continued to reject the Contact Group's peace plan.
While the Greek Cypriot side continued to claim that it was the sole"Government of the Republic of Cyprus", each side has since ruled itself.
At the same time, however, the continued presence of military personnel of the Sudanese Armed Forces(SAF) and the Sudan People's Liberation Army(SPLA) around the oilfields andother areas along the disputed 1956 borderline remained a source of tension, as each side continued to dispute certain military positions held by the other.
The Saharawi side continued to be utterly opposed to any other alternative or solution, which might jeopardize the right of the Saharawi people to self-determination and independence.
Even though it was repeatedly made clear that each side was dealing separately with UNFICYP as the impartial broker,who would consolidate the comments of both military authorities into an acceptable compromise package for their final agreement, each side continued to insist that they only respond to individual comments of the respective other side. .
Meanwhile, the Abkhaz side continued to allege that the Georgian side had introduced additional forces into the upper Kodori Valley in violation of the 1994 Moscow ceasefire agreement.
This would be particularly true in a situation where one side continued to reject any compromise formula and to violate the right of the innocent civilian population to life and to peace.
The Abkhaz side continued to refuse to discuss the status issue and rejected the paper on competences as a basis for substantive negotiations as, in its view, the status of Abkhazia has long been determined.
The Abkhaz side continued to insist on the withdrawal of the Georgian forces from the upper Kodori Valley and the signing of a document on non-resumption of hostilities as a precondition for re-engaging in negotiations with the Georgian side. .
The Abkhaz side continued to link the resumption of such dialogue to the return to the status quo ante in the upper Kodori Valley before the Georgian special operation there in July 2006, while the Georgian side insisted that the present situation there was not negotiable.
The Abkhaz side continued to link the resumption of dialogue, including on non-technical issues, to preconditions, such as the withdrawal of Georgian armed personnel and the Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia from the upper Kodori Valley, which was categorically ruled out by the Georgian side. .
The Greek Cypriot side continues to oppose such direct trade.
In addition, both sides continued active reinforcement, resupplying and repositioning of their forces.
However, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
Both sides continued major military construction works.
Both sides continued to upgrade their military capabilities.
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Both sides continued to upgrade their military and mechanized forces.
Both sides continued to violate the Moscow Agreement of 14 May 1994.