Air strikes in Bosnia - Decision passes to Brussels

Title
Air strikes in Bosnia - Decision passes to Brussels
Genre
News report; Interview
TX Date
7 Feb 1994
Year of production
1994
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Duration
00:04:04
Description
Mark Phillips reports as the decision to impose air strikes in Bosnia goes to Brussels. Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown insists the public understand the need to take a tough stance; former prime minister Sir Edward Heath says this is the Something Must Be Done Syndrome. Foreign Secretary, Douglas Hurd concedes that the case for air action is strong, but he is cautious. Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, David Howell says time is running out. Defence Secretary, Malcolm Rifkind speaks from Bosnia.
Contributors
Edward Heath; David Howell; Malcolm Rifkind; Douglas Hurd; Paddy Ashdown; Mark Phillips
Keywords
UK; International relations; Europe; Aerial bombardment; Wars (events); Bosnia and Herzegovina; EU; Yugoslav War (1991-1995); Siege warfare

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LBC/IRN, "Air strikes in Bosnia - Decision passes to Brussels". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/lbc/search/index.php/segment/0000800129024 (Accessed 12 May 2025)