Results of the Meeting Between Lt Gen Rose and Military Representatives

• Country/entity

  Bosnia and Herzegovina
  Yugoslavia (former)
  
• Region

  Europe and Eurasia
  Europe and Eurasia
  
• Agreement name

  Results of the Meeting Between Lt Gen Rose and Military Representatives
• Date

  8 Feb 1994
• Agreement status

  Multiparty signed/agreed
• Interim arrangement

  Yes
• Agreement/conflict level

  Intrastate/intrastate conflict ( Balkan Conflicts (1991 - 1995) (1998 - 2001) )
• Stage

  Ceasefire/related
• Conflict nature

  Government/territory
• Peace process

  Bosnia peace process
• Parties

  Copy of agreement not signed, but texts stated to be agreed by Lt Gen Rose (UNPROFOR), Gen Divjak (BiH Army) and Gen Milovanovic (BSA)
• Third parties

  -
• Description

  Results of shuttle meetings of UNPROFOR with representatives of the BiH Army and the BSA to prepare for finalising a ceasefire for the city of Sarajevo.

• Agreement document

  BA_940208_Results of meeting.pdf | Download PDF

Groups

Gender

State definition

Governance

Power sharing

Human rights and equality

Rights related issues

Rights institutions

Justice sector reform

Socio-economic reconstruction

Land, property and environment

Security sector

Transitional justice

Implementation

RESULTS OF THE MEETING BETWEEN LT GEN ROSE AND THE MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES HELD AT ARMY HEADQUARTERS OF THE BIH ARMY IN SARAJEVO AT 2030 HRS ON 7 FEBRUARY 1994

1. Gen Divjak stated that he had the full authority of the BiH Army and Govt and agreed the principles of a ceasefire and the following peace process:

a. No attacks would take place in or out of the city of Sarajevo by forces of the BiH.

b. The subsequent inter positioning of UNPROFOR forces on the line of confrontation.

d. The taking over of key positions and specified areas within the city by UNPROFOR and the subsequent returm to barracks by the BiH.

e. On site monitoring of all BiH weapon systems by UNPROFOR.

f. Sarajevo to become a UN administered city for a minimum period of two years.

2. The BiH delegation agreed to meet with representatives of the BSA to discuss the details of the agreed principles at 1200 hrs on Wed 8 Nov 1994.

RESULTS OF THE MEETING WITH LT GEN ROSE AND MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES OF THE BSA HELD AT LUKAVICA AT 16.00 HRS ON 8 FEB 1994

1. Gen Milovanovic stated that he had the full authority from Dr. Karadzic and Gen Mladic in agreeing the principles for the ceasefire, withdrawal of heavy weapons and subsequent dimilitarization of Sarajevo.

He also agreed the following step by step approach and the principles enshrined therein.

2. An immediate ceasefire will be agreed tomorrow (09 Feb 1994) at a time to be decided.

3. A Joint Commission chaired by Comd BHQ will be established at 12.00 local 09 Feb at Sarajevo Airport to work out the elements of the ceasefire and withdrawal of heavy weapons, and subsequent demilitarization.

The Commission will determine the mechanics of the step by step process under the following terms:

a. Withdrawal of infantry 1 KM from the confrontation line.

b. Withdrawal of tanks to positions 5 KM from the confrontation line.

c. Withdrawal of artillery and heavy mortar weapon systems to positions out of range of Sarajevo and the placing of such weapons under United Nations control.

d. Key positions will be occupied and sensitive areas patrolled by UNPROFOR.

4. Gen Milovanovic confirmed that the above steps would be taken with a view to ultimate placing of Sarajevo under UN administration.