To express the sense of the Congress that the President should urge the United Nations Security Council to impose sanctions against Serbia and that the President should take a more active role in resolving the Serbo-Croatian conflict.

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Expresses the sense of the Congress that the President should: (1) condemn the violence in Yugoslavia; (2) bring to bear the full diplomatic force of the United States to work toward peace in Yugoslavia; (3) urge the United Nations (UN) Security Council to impose economic sanctions against Serbia pending a permanent resolution of the conflict; (4) work with the former Soviet Union to encourage its participation in efforts to impose sanctions against Serbia and resolve the conflict; (5) support the stationing of a UN peacekeeping force between Serbian and Croatian forces once a permanent ceasefire takes effect; (6) withhold recognition of border changes in the region brought about by force; (7) extend humanitarian assistance to civilians in Croatia and to refugees of the conflict; and (8) call for protection for minority enclaves within Croatia and Serbia.

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  summary · EN · 26 November 1991

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