Serbs begin exodus from Sarajevo amid fragile peace
Serbs fled Sarajevo in an organized exodus of hundreds, with women and children on buses toward Serb-held towns. The move followed orders linked to the Dayton accord timetable, amid international pressure and NATO actions to enforce peace.
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Balkan leaders urged to honor peace accord at Rome talks
In Rome NATO commanders and international negotiators pressed Bosnia leaders to uphold the Dayton peace pact. Holbrooke warned failure could trigger crisis while Bildt urged sticking to the plan. Mediation groups planned to pressure all sides to advance the stalled process and prevent a wider collapse. The meeting, at Villa Madama, included Izetbegovic Milosevic Tudjman and NATO officials.
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Soldier killed by mine disarm attempt in Bosnia
An Army inquiry found Sgt. 1st Class Donald A. Dugan, 38, of Ridgeway Ohio ignored minefield procedures while attempting to disarm an anti personnel mine near a Tuzla checkpoint. The blast killed him instantly as a second soldier followed Dugan into the field.
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