Refugees face movement limits as Dayton accord trials rise
NATO praised Bosnia's armies for military compliance under the Dayton peace accord while aid officials warned of restricted freedom of movement for refugees. UNHCR spokesman Randolph Ryan said returns risk clashes with Serbs Croats and Muslims fearing loss of mobility as eight months remain before foreign troops depart. Instances in Otoka Teslic and Banja Luka underscore tensions as Croats bar returns and Muslims suffer injuries amid confrontations.
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Marines Arrive to Guard U S Embassy in Liberia Crisis
U S Marines, about 1 500 strong, landed to secure the American Embassy in Monrovia as 2 000 plus foreigners were evacuated by sea and air. Helicopters roared over the city by dawn while peacekeepers prepared to block a Barclay Training Center siege and a cease-fire plan sought to free hostages and end fighting linked to warlord Roosevelt Johnson.
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