Peacekeepers kill two Croat fighters in Bosnia confirms first UN killings
In central Bosnia near Novi Bila a U.N. peacekeeper fired on Croat forces, killing two fighters and marking the first confirmed deaths of Croats at the hands of UN troops. A cease-fire was declared to allow the 500-vehicle relief convoy to reach Tuzla amid continued fighting between Bosnian Muslims and Croats.
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Russian AIDS Epidemic Traced to One Man in Congo
Research at Elista identified a single Russian radio engineer returning from the Congo as the source of an AIDS outbreak in southern Russia during 1988 and 1989. The virus spread via tainted syringes after doctors reused equipment, infecting 260 babies and prompting calls for medical practice reforms.
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North Korea reverses nuclear arms decision
North Korea suspended its plan to withdraw from the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and pledged a nuclear free Korean Peninsula in a joint statement with the United States. The U S likewise offered no concessions and said talks would continue on inspections and security assurances amid ongoing tensions with Seoul and Tokyo.
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James Woolsey
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