'But it's equally conceivable that they had logistic support'. This might include aviation fuel or perhaps the loan of Yugoslav helicopters and pilots.Military officials working in Bosnia believe that it would require 4,000 to 5,000 troops to seal a border marked by rivers and mountains, which has more than 40 main crossing points and many minor roads. The international community, desperate for a settlement, believes President Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia is the only man who can force the Bosnian Serbs to agree to the peace plan. The price of his limited co-operation has been an easing of sanctions, albeit for 100 days.. Bonn - Chancellor Helmut Kohl has stated clearly that if he wins this month's general election, he will stay in office for only one more four-year term Mr Kohl, 64, has been in office 12 years. The Social Democrat opposition has accused him of wanting to quit earlier, but he denied this.

Asked in an interview with Sat 1 private television on Monday whether the next four-year term would be his last, Mr Kohl replied: 'Certainly the last.' Reuter. Paris - Judge Mireille Filippini was named to investigate the funding of France's centre-right Republican Party, a key ally of the Prime Minister, Edouard Balladur. The Justice Minister, Pierre Mehaignerie, ordered the inquiry on Monday after receiving a report alleging the party received huge cash deposits, used an advertising firm as a front for skimming off commissions from companies and acquired its headquarters on 'particularly advantageous' terms from property firms Reuter. Rome - President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro of Italy protested that he was not given enough time by Silvio Berlusconi's government to study the 1995 budget bill which he passed to parliament at the weekend.