headline news I'm Bob Lozier the Clinton administration says it's decided on a
plan to boost the US role in the Bosnian Civil War top advisors met today with
President Clinton for nearly four hours Secretary of State Warren Christopher
says they came to a number of specific recommendations including quote
military steps Christopher is on his way to Europe to discuss the plan with US
allies details have not been disclosed but there is speculation that they may
include limited airstrikes against Bosnian Serb targets and lifting the
arms embargo against Bosnia's Muslims the the Serbs know well the actions that
they must take to satisfy us in this situation and satisfy the international
community they must honor the ceasefire that was called for in the London
Accords they must stop bombing the cities in Bosnia they must permit
humanitarian aid to go forward there's no mystery and no secret about that the
Serbs know that they what they must do what we're tired of is simply their
their words and actions and manipulation Bosnia's warring factions
are making what may be a last-ditch attempt for peace representatives are
meeting in Athens this weekend and Peter Collins reports there are signs
that this meeting might be more successful than all the failed
negotiations in the past among the first to arrive here was the man under the
most pressure Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karajan