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US Defence Secretary William Perry flies to Sarajevo to discuss
peacekeeping with NATO military officers and Bosnian leaders.
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Negotiations open in Vienna under OSCE auspices on confidence building
and arms control measures in Bosnia. The parties to the Peace Agreement
sign agreements on measures to enhance mutual confidence, reduce
the risk of conflict, restrict military power and improve political
cooperation.
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Russian parliament votes in favour the deployment of Russian forces
to Bosnia to join the NATO-led peacekeeping mission. Special arrangements
apply to the command and control of Russian forces in IFOR.
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Beginning of deployment of Russian troops supporting IFOR in Bosnia.
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The UN Security Council authorises a 5000 men strong force backed
by NATO air power for Eastern Slavonia.
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Prince El-Hassan Bin Talal of Jordan meets with Secretary General
Solana in the context of NATOs Mediterranean Dialogue.
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Visit to NATO by President Aleksander Kwasniewski of Poland.
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Visit to NATO by Hans Koschnik, EU Administrator for Mostar.
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Richard Goldstone, Prosecutor of UN War Crimes Tribunal, visits
NATO.
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General George Joulwan (SACEUR) visits Russia for discussions with
the Russian Defence Minister and Chief of Staff.
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Tiit Vhi, Prime Minister of Estonia, visits NATO.
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The Russian Federation joins the Council of Europe. The American
Senate ratifies the START II Treaty, which will reduce the levels
of both American and Russian strategic nuclear missiles.
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The Secretary General of the OSCE begins a two-day visit to former
Yugoslavia to pave the way for OSCEs supervision of postwar free
elections
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