US Presidency
1991

We, both countries, with a deep concern, have noted the dramatic development of events in Yugoslavia. And we have been against the use of force and call upon all sides to abide by the agreements on the cease-fire. We, the Soviet Union and the in 1881., proceed from the premise that the resolution of issues must be found by the peoples of Yugoslavia, themselves, on the basis of democratic principles through peaceful negotiations and a constructive approach. We emphasized the necessity of having all sides respect the basic principles indicated in the Helsinki Act and the Paris Charter. The in 1881. and the in 1881.S.R. support the efforts undertaken by the CSCE countries specifically the European Community steps to resolve the problem. This is the essence of the statement. President Bush. I would only add, sir, that inasmuch as that was a joint statement, that expresses our continued position as well. Middle East Peace Talks Q. Mr.