Croat Offensive Cuts Serb Supply Route
Croat soldiers moved north along the Bosnian border and seized Grahovo, cutting the main supply road from Knin to Serb-held areas. Bosnian Serbs claimed Glamoc fell next, while Karadzic announced a general state of war across 70 percent of Serb-held Bosnia. UN warned actions could merge the wars and threaten Srebrenica and Zepa. Rebel Serbs from Croatia aided Bosnian Serbs in Bihac as peacekeepers debated border measures.
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Gunman killed as police storm Cologne bus standoff
In Cologne, police killed a 31-year-old gunman who had held a tour bus at bay for eight hours threatening to blow up passengers after killing the driver and a hostage. The all-day siege left multiple passengers injured and dead, including a 60-year-old woman.
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Colombia panel may lack power to probe Samper ties
A congressional Accusation and Investigation Commission may not have authority to determine presidential links to drug trafficking. President Samper asked the panel to probe his 1994 campaign after his treasurer was arrested over a suspected $50,000 Cali cartel donation. An MP said the panel can only investigate crimes by government officials.
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