Muslim Croat truce appears to take hold in Bosnia
In Sarajevo a Muslim led government and Croat forces show a tentative truce ahead of Washington talks. UN reports describe limited exchanges of fire near Vitez Mostar and Gornji Vakuf as Croatia accepts a US backed joint Muslim Croat state plan. Tuđman says the move could lead to federation with Croatia and Bosnia.
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Bosniia-Herzegovina
Washington
United States
Bosnia
Franjo Tudman
U.S
Serbia
Mate Granic
Kresimir Zubak
Haris Silajdzic
Mostar
Vitez
United Nations
Gornji Vakuf
David Fillingham
U.N. Bosnia Command
Rasim Delic
Ante Rose
Zagreb
Kiseljak
U.N
Fillingham
Tudjman
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Croatia
Trauma in Mostar Children Highlighted by UN Study
A UNICEF report from Geneva details severe psychological trauma among eastern Mostar's children amid death and deprivation during a nine month siege. About 13,000 of the 21 child refugees studied, ages 12 to 17, show escalating hopelessness and detachment as a ceasefire begins to take hold.
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Veso Vegar
Mostar
Darko Bandic
Geneva
U.N
Unicef
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Brigitte Duchesne
Sarajevo
Russia to send 300 more peacekeepers to Bosnia
Russia will deploy 300 additional peacekeepers to Bosnia, raising Moscow's total in the former Yugoslavia to 1,500. The Federation Council approved the move 118 to 2 with 3 abstentions after requests from President Yeltsin and UN Secretary-General Boutros-Ghali. Commander Yevgeny Podkolzin said the force size is sufficient for peacekeeping duties.
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Bosnia
Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
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Yugoslavia
Yeltsin
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Federation Council
Yevgeny Podkolzin
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