Brionska Declaration (1991) – Declaration of peaceful resolution of the Yugoslav crisis. A joint declaration of the meeting (7th 1991) of the members of the Presidency, the President of the Federal Executive Society, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense of SFR Yugoslavia and state managers from Slovenia and Croatia with EU representatives (foreign ministers of The Netherlands, the Luxembourg and Portugal). The termination of armed conflicts (JNA with the units of Territorial Defense of Slovenia) and urgent negotiations agreed. For all aspects of the crisis, it is negotiated without any preconditions, based on the final document from Helsinki and the Paris Charter for New Europe (human rights, the right of the peoples of self-determination in accordance with the Charter of the UN and NORs of international law, as And those relating to the territorial integrity of states). All parties agreed that for peaceful resolution of the crisis, the principles should be respected consistently: only the peoples of Yugoslavia can decide on their future, therefore, for the state union; The situation in Yugoslavia requires careful monitoring and negotiations between all parties; Negotiations to start immediately, no later than 1. ⅷ 1991. Modalities for the preparation of the negotiations and mission of international observers; Her mandate and competencies were determined by special documents – Annex ⅰ and Annex ⅱ. Lit.: International politics, 996 & 7, Belgrade, 1991; Balkan discussion, ⅲ, Belgrade, 1999. M. Min.
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Кириличен напис БРИОНСКА ДЕКЛАРАЦИЈА