Bosnian Serbs Attack Zepa as Safe Areas Come Under Fire
Bosnian Serb forces press assault on Zepa, home to about 16 000 people, with tanks and artillery. Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic demands more UN troops and warns Gorazde and Bihac may be next to fall without action.
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Kashmir militants ignore wives pleas in hostage case
Separatists holding an unit and four Westerners including Americans face renewed appeals from captives wives for freedom. Troops and diplomats from the United States Britain Germany and Norway tried negotiations with Al-Faran in Srinagar India while the group threatened to kill the hostages and warned against government tactics. Dini wins confidence vote in Rome backing pension reforms and media access as next goal.
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