Whereas the president of the democratically elected Government of BosniaHercegovina has issued urgent appeals for immediate assistance from the international community. Whereas the situation in Sarajevo and elsewhere in BosniaHercegovina has reached a critical point requiring immediate and decisive action by the international community. and Whereas the President on August 6. 1992. announced a sixpoint plan. to be implemented through the United Nations. the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe and NATO. to respond to the situation in BosniaHercegovina. and to attempt to prevent the conflicts spread into Kosova and neighboring countries: Now. therefore. be it Resolved. That it is the sense of the Senate that.(1) the President should immediately call for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council in order to authorize. under Article 42 of the United Nations Charter. all necessary means. including the use of multilateral military force under a Security Council mandate. giving particular consideration to the possibility of "demonstrations" of force. to give effect to Security Council decisions to ensure the provision of humanitarian relief in BosniaHercegovina and to gain access for United Nations and International Red Cross personnel to refugee and prisoners of war camps in the former Yugoslavia. (2) during such meeting. the Security Council should(a) develop the means by which to implement the July 17. 1992. United Nationssponsored ceasefire plan. which includes placing heavy weapons belonging to all factions in BosniaHercegovina under United Nations supervision. (b) review the effects on BosniaHercegovina of the arms embargo imposed on all States in the former Yugoslavia pursuant to United Nations Security Council Resolution 713 and determine whether the termination or suspension of the application of that resolution to BosniaHercegovina could result in increased security for the civilian population of that country. and (c) convene a tribunal to investigate allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed within the territory of the former Yugoslavia and to accumulate evidence. charge. and prepare the basis for trying individuals believed to have committed or to have been responsible for such crimes.