Bosnians accuse Serbs of airstrike amid NATO doubts
The Bosnian Serbs deny claims that Serb warplanes attacked Maglaj and a bridge, as NATO officers question the report. NATO says early warning aircraft did not detect an air attack and visibility was poor during reported bombing runs near Maglaj, about 40 miles north of Sarajevo.
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Israel tightens crackdown as talks with PLO loom
Israel moves to resume direct talks with the PLO after the Hebron massacre. Prime Minister Rabin fears uprooting Jewish settlements could trigger unrest, while the cabinet orders incitement charges against praise of the mosque killings by a Jewish settler.
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Ukraine disarms first trainload of warheads in Russia
The first trainload of Ukrainian nuclear warheads to be dismantled arrived in Russia under a disarmament pact. Sixty warheads will be disassembled as Ukraine agrees to give up its arsenal for fuel for its nuclear plants in a broader agreement signed January by Kravchuk Yeltsin and Clinton. Mandela urges peaceful all race election in South Africa.
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