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To: robnhood who wrote (5646)	4/27/1999 8:38:00 PM
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Bosnia next? Bosnian Serb parliament condemns NATO Yugo attacks 12:40 p.m. Apr 27, 1999 Eastern BANJA LUKA, Bosnia, April 27 (Reuters) - The Bosnian Serb parliament on Tuesday adopted a declaration strongly condemning the West's military action against neighbouring Yugoslavia, whose dominant republic is Serbia. Adopted at an extraordinary session in the Bosnian Serb capital Banja Luka, the declaration said there was no justification for the destruction of a sovereign state and its people. It warned that attacks on oil refineries and chemical plants in Yugoslavia might have wider ecological consequences, and appealed for a stop to NATO's bombing campaign. The assembly said the attacks threatened to destabilise Bosnia's Serb entity and endanger the implementation of the Dayton peace agreement that ended the country's 1992-1995 war. The assembly said Bosnian Serb military observers should be deployed in the territory of the Moslem-Croat federation, the country's other autonomous entity, to monitor any army movements there. This follows Bosnian Serb media reports, denied in the federation and by Western envoys, that the federation army was involved in the conflict and that NATO was using Bosnia's territory and air space for its air raids. Bosnian Serb leaders have earlier slammed the NATO bombing campaign as an attack on all Serbs. In contrast, federation leaders have voiced support for the West's action, saying it was needed to force Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to accept a peace plan for the Serbian province of Kosovo. Copyright 1999 Reuters Limited.