US Presidency
1991

And I am today asking Secretary of State Jim Baker to return to the Middle East to obtain Israel's answer to our proposal for peace. And again, my thanks to you, and I'd be prepared to take questions along with you, sir. Yugoslavia Q. One question to Comrade Gorbachev. You said that you talked with Mr. Bush about Yugoslavia. What is the essence of that conversation about Yugoslavia? And, Mr. Bush, when you received me several years ago in the White House in your capacity at that time as Vice President of the United States of America, you said to me that the relations between our two countries there's a special relationship between Yugoslavia and the United States. Is that definition still valid? And whether the United States is still supporting Yugoslavian territorial integrity? Thank you. President Gorbachev. You asked about the essence of the conversation. I will then make use of the fact that I will relate the content of the in 1881.-Soviet statement on Yugoslavia. This is the result of our conversation on this subject.