51.   The Rwandan government and the international community agree that a high priority is getting the Hutu refugees who fled this summer to come home.

52.   The Rwandan government countered with pre-emptory strikes.

53.   The return of the refugees presents several sticky issues for the Rwandan government, and potentially for the foreign military forces.

54.   The Rwandan government also said that it was willing to discuss the release of prisoners of war through the International Committee of the Red Cross.

55.   The Rwandan government fears that soldiers of the former regime are preparing to restart the civil war from refugee camps and bases in Zaire.

56.   The Rwandan government had issued another ultimatum for Monday evening, demanding that the Hutu leave the building or be forceably taken out.

57.   The Rwandan government has alleged that the U.N. force is costly, useless and undisciplined and has caused tensions with the local population.

58.   The Rwandan government has refused these terms and says it will not negotiate with killers.

59.   The Rwandan government has resisted the notion of large numbers of combat troops on its soil.

60.   The Rwandan government asked not to be included in the current appeal because it is still preparing a resettlement nd reconstruction plan of its own.