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Yugoslavia's army stays out
Pressure increases on Serbian rulers The Associated Press
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — The army ended several days of ominous silence by declaring yesterday it would not permit Yugoslavia's battles against Serbia to dissolve in civil war. Pressure increased on Serbia's ruling Communists.
Slobodan Milosevic, the reclusive hard-line leader of Yugoslavia's largest republic, came under a harsh attack when he made a rare public appearance before a hand-picked audience at Belgrade University.
"Serbia has never been so hated in other parts of the country and in the
world as it is under your rule," one student said. A recording of the closed meeting was broadcast on a youth radio station.
March 9, army tanks rumbled through Belgrade to shore up Miloescic's rule after two died in violent clashes between police and about 100,000 anti-Communist pro-
testers. The tanks wounded the next day.
But last week he failed in three attempts to have the country's eight-person federal presidency, which formally commands the armed forces, declare a nationwide state of emergency.
The military high command statement yesterday appeared to lessen, but not eliminate, the possibility the army would intervene in the country's ethnic and political strife
There has been intense speculation about whether it would intervene on the side of Serbia in Serbia's dispute with Yugoslav republics over the future of the nation.
"The Yugoslav army . . . shall not interfere in the political agreements about the future of the country," said a spokesman for the government by the official news agency Tanjug.
But under no circumstances would the army permit inter-ethnic, inter-epublic and inter-party bickering or civil war, it said.
The statement also demanded that all republics catch up in late contributions to the military budget and send conscripts. The northern republic of Slovenia has stopped sending recruits.
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