Israel warns Hezbollah as rocket attack injures four people
Hezbollah guerrillas fire Katyusha rockets into northern Israel injuring four and prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu to vow strong retaliation. The violence disrupts fragile cease-fire understandings tied to the Grapes of Wrath operation. International mediators urge restraint as regional tensions rise.
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Bosnia marks anniversary of deaths of three U S diplomats
A ceremony above Sarajevo honored U S diplomats Robert Frasure, Joseph Kruzel, and Nelson Drew who died when their armored convoy slipped on a muddy road en route to peace talks. Richard Holbrooke pledged the United States would not forget their sacrifice or their mission.
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Red Cross denied access to prisoners in Peru
President Alberto Fujimori rejected a Red Cross request to visit rebels imprisoned in Peru though left open future access. Red Cross chief Sommaruga said a final decision would follow a government security review of prisons. No visits now, but independent neutral monitoring may resume later.
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