Sarajevo Evacuations Amid War and International Pressure
In Sarajevo and northwest Bosnia intense fighting continued as Serb forces block humanitarian aid, while a convoy plan to move women and children under 18 was agreed with a Serbian officer and aid group official. The UN weighed possible force to secure aid as 28 000 Muslims fled and camps drew global revulsion with casualties mounting.
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400000 troops urged to enforce peace in Yugoslavia
Washington reports quote a cabinet official warning that a field army of 400000 troops would be needed to impose peace in the ravaged former Yugoslavia and could end in a prolonged occupation with civilian casualties, even as the Senate backs a resolution urging the president to seek UN backing for multilateral force.
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Senate backs UN relief access resolution amid war crimes probe
The US Senate approved a resolution supporting UN efforts to ensure aid delivery and access as investigations continue into possible war crimes. The measure endorses international relief coordination and requests cooperation with aid agencies and affected communities.
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