Bosnian Army Masses 15000 Near Sarajevo for Offensive
Thousands of Bosnian army troops massed near Visoko, 15 miles north of Sarajevo, signaling a planned serious offensive to break the rebel Serbs’ siege route. Government leaders warned of a major move this year despite Serb artillery threats and NATO airstrike tensions. An estimated 200,000 people are dead or missing in the three year war.
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US seeks pause on rapid Bosnia force cost and paying plan
US diplomats say Washington delays approval of a rapid reaction force for Bosnia to study costs and funding. France Britain and the Netherlands proposed a 10 000 strong mission to protect peacekeepers after Serbs seized hostages. Congress weighs limits on troop use and funding while Senate leaders consider a binding resolution. Former President Carter and Gen John Galvin testify on Bosnia policy.
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