Israeli Forces Blow Up Six Lebanon Homes
In Nabatieh area Israeli troops blew up at least six houses in southern Lebanon on Thursday in retaliation for an ambush that killed an Israeli soldier. Earlier in the week helicopters rocketed Shiite guerrilla hideouts with no reported casualties. The Israeli backed South Lebanon Army clashed with Hezbollah in the security zone, with one Hezbollah fighter reported killed by Lebanese sources.
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Security Council moves toward total embargo on Serbia
The United Nations Security Council nears a full economic embargo on Serbian led Yugoslavia over the Bosnia war. The draft would ban oil shipments suspend Belgrade flights freeze assets and could pass today with possible delays from Russia.
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Red Cross pulls staff from war torn Bosnia
In Geneva the International Committee of the Red Cross announces it is withdrawing its remaining 16 staff from Bosnia amid attacks on workers. Spokeswoman Karen Saddler says they will stay out until warring parties guarantee respect for the Red Cross symbol. Last week Sarajevo saw an eight member delegation pulled after the mission head was killed and colleagues wounded as a convoy was shelled while delivering aid.
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India tests Agni missile amid U S sanctions
India successfully test fired the Agni surface to surface missile from Chandipur in Orissa. The Defense Ministry said the weapon can reach targets up to 1 50 miles and would threaten cities across Iran, Hong Kong, China, the equator and Pakistan, amid U S sanctions over rocket technology.
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Libya Wins War With U S In Televised Replay
A state run Libyan TV drama rewrites the 19th century clash with the United States showing Libyan victory. The series ties timing to recent Western sanctions on Libya as Turko Libyan negotiators meet American and European commanders before talks fail and war resumes.
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