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Assembly of the Republika Srpska

The Assembly of the Republika Srpska has unanimously voted to reject the request by UN peacekeeping forces for a ‘humanitarian’ air corridor.

🧵 Following the recommendation from Russia and Serbia that the Republika Srpska accept the Contact Group’s peace proposals, an open letter from the RS Assembly to President Yeltsin and President Milošević:

Dear President Yeltsin, dear President Milošević. Following the suggestion and request of our Russian-Greek-English friends, and especially out of respect for your messages and suggestions, today the People’s Assembly of the Republika Srpska has gathered again and considered…

…its position regarding the peace plan of the Contact Group. We assure you, Mr President(s), that we have carried out this work with a sincere wish and intent that the tragedy of the people in the former Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be brought to an end.

We are absolutely convinced that there is no alternative to just peace. Had it not been for the recommendation of yourselves, our closest presidents, we would have terminated further cooperation with the Contact Group, who, with their proposal, have not…

…taken into consideration our centuries-long fear of hostile environments, nor have they respected our vital interests. The Contact Group Proposal is placing Serbs in former Bosnia and Herzegovina and former Croatia, RS and the RSK, in a hostile environment…

… with the possibility of NATO’s entrance and other enemy troops, which would also be extremely unfavourable for both Russia and Serbia. Only a sovereign Serb state with a compact territory and defence of its borders with guarantees from both Russia and Serbia…

…can secure the survival of the Serbs west of the Drina. Anything else would lead to further tragedy. We must, unfortunately, note that the Contact Group in the meantime has done nothing to finish the work they started themselves on territorial demarcation…

… the question of the city of Sarajevo, Serb access to the sea, possible land exchange, nor have they given us an insight into the other parts of the peace plan.

Mr. President Yeltsin, Mr. President Milošević, to consent to an unfinished and unknown peace plan would be entering the beginning of the end of the Serb nation, in its centuries-old territory and entering national suicide.

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