Tense talks

Monday 15 March 1993 00:02 GMT

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MOGADISHU (Reuter) - A tense round of pay negotiations between the United Nations and about 900 redundant Somali security guards ended in deadlock, with a show of strength by US and UN troops helping to prevent any violence. The guards, who stopped work on 8 December, are demanding salaries for the whole of December, January and February.

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