Milosevic weighs risk as Bosnia recognition looms
Belgrade tensions rise after Serbian President Milosevic rejects U S terms to recognize Bosnia, seeking sanctions relief as a potential time buy. U S envoy Frasure returns to Washington while Russia and Western powers push for a peaceful settlement amid rebel Serb resistance led by Karadzic who vows never to recognize Bosnia.
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Yugoslavia
U.S
Bosnia
Slobodan Milosevic
Robert Frasure
Washington
Serbia
State Department
Nicholas Burns
Alexander Zotov
Boris Yeltsin
Milosevic
Russia
United States
Croatia
Radovan Karadzic
Karadzic
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
Soldier fires at Jaffa church over symbols of idol worship
Cpl. Haniel Koren, 21, told a Tel Aviv court he attacked St. Anthony's Church with automatic fire to destroy symbols of idol worship. He faces psychiatric testing as police note a troubled, bright youth. Protests erupt in the mixed Arab Jewish neighborhood after the incident. His mother apologized on Israel radio.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Cpl
Haniel Koren
Karen
St. Anthony’s
Jaffa
Koren
Haniel
Israel Radio
Fighting flares up again in Sarajevo
Rebels and government forces renewed heavy fighting in Sarajevo with mortar, artillery and tank fire around Debelo Brdo as snipers targeted civilians. Reports say two killed and 16 wounded, including a French peacekeeper and a 20 month old boy, amid claims of gas canisters and a possible Serb attempt to sever a key supply road to Pale.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.S
Debelo Brdo
Presidency
United Nations
U.N
Lukavica
Pale
Gary Coward
NATO plans bailout of UN peacekeepers in Bosnia
NATO has prepared a multi phased rescue plan for UN peacekeepers in the former Yugoslavia with potential deployment of up to 25 000 U S troops. Perry urged UN officials to use air strikes and maintain the 22 000 strong force guarding Bosnian enclaves Gorazde Bihac and Srebrenica to avoid a humanitarian disaster.
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Garmisch
Germany
NATO
United Nations
Yugoslavia
U.S
Defense
William Perry
Perry
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Gorazde
Bihac
Srebrenica
Bosnia
Boutros-Ghali
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