Bosnia bombs and relief flights halt near Sarajevo airport
Bosnian fighting rages around Sarajevo as U N relief flights pause while authorities report thousands killed and hundreds wounded in the republic. Both sides claim casualties, with the BH News Agency citing 15 dead and 187 wounded in the last 24 hours amid clashes near the airport.
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Unrest greets Yeltsin at home
Moscow AP reports President Yeltsin faces calls to intervene as Moldova's civil war escalates. At Vnukovo Airport he addressed Slavic separatists and Bendery residents amid rising tensions near 150 kilometers southwest of Moscow.
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Libyan blast leaves 10 dead in Al Siwana area
An explosion in Al Siwana, Libya, killed ten people with reports of casualties rising as the event continued to be investigated. An injured person died later, with officials citing limited medical supplies and a U.N. embargo hindering aid.
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Sanctions blamed for thousands of Iraqi deaths early year
NICOSIA Cyprus AP reports nearly 41,000 Iraqis died in the first four months of this year due to United Nations sanctions. Over 14,000 of the deceased were preschool children. A senior Iraqi official provided the figures.
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