Diplomat Frasure remembered as skilled professional
Washington remembers Robert C. Frasure a career diplomat who fought slow peace progress in Bosnia. His Waterfall memo framed policy as navigating a wild river as he and two others died in a Sarajevo area auto crash. Memorial services honor three fallen diplomats.
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Shelling renews fighting around Sarajevo
French gunners fired six 155 mm howitzer rounds at a Serb position near Sarajevo in retaliation for an attack on peacekeepers. Six Egyptians wounded as UN observers reported direct targeting of their post. The surge followed government shelling near Vogosca and a factory fire, as Serb threat along Mount Igman persisted. The UN protection force, 19,000 strong, faces renewal questions with its November mandate end.
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