Abducted American escapes after hostage ordeal
Marc Ashton a Haiti-based Toyota dealer stockholder was seized by at least five abductors outside his Port‑au‑Prince mansion on Thursday. He escaped within hours, returned home, and flew to Miami with his family on Friday. Details of the ransom and escape remain unconfirmed by officials.
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Banks seizure sparks Croat attack on NATO in Mostar
In Mostar Bosnia Herzegovina armed Croatian hard liners attacked NATO peacekeepers and international staff after police and troops seized Hercegovacka Banka headquarter and 10 branches. Twenty one peacekeepers including two Americans were injured along with several civilians as mobs looted the bank and smashed vehicles.
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Yugoslavia delays Milosevic extradition to face charges at home
Yugoslavia aims to prosecute Slobodan Milosevic locally for corruption and abuse of power before addressing the U N war crimes tribunal. Foreign minister Goran Svilanovic says Western demands for haste are not the priority as Belgrade focuses on crime, economy, and reform amid inflation and high unemployment.
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Chechen rebels kill 11 Russian soldiers in ambush near Vedeno
Rebels attacked a Russian military convoy on a mountain road near Vedeno Chechnya, killing 11 servicemen and wounding 12 as an armored vehicle was hit by a mine and rebels fired mortars and machine guns. Separate raids across Chechnya left additional dead and wounded. Russian air raids and artillery followed, but rebels remain rooted in the terrain.
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Macedonia arrests 35 ethnic Albanians
Macedonian police rounded up 35 ethnic Albanians in a mop-up near Tetovo after clashes with government troops last month. Seventeen were released. the rest face investigations for taking part in armed rebellion as authorities push to integrate minority groups.
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