Serbs urge peace talks amid Bosnian shelling
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic called for immediate direct peace talks while Serb artillery pounded government-held towns across Bosnia. The fighting intensified, Sarajevo reports the heaviest exchange in months, with casualties in Mostar’s eastern Muslim sector as civilians are hurt.
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Setbacks cast doubt on Serbs' ability to fight sustained war
Belgrade Yugoslavia report notes the Bosnian Army's twin offensives in central and northern Bosnia pushing Serbs onto the defensive. Two Serbian communications towers are captured or surrounded, Karadzic appeals for direct peace talks, while Bosnian officials insist no talks while the peace plan is rejected. UN and NATO implications loom as the conflict threatens UN peacekeeper viability. Alija Izetbegovic defends an integrated Bosnia and vows to stand and fight.
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