Hostages Return Home From Lebanon Drama Ends
German relief workers Heinrich Struebig and Thomas Kemptner arrived in Cologne after three years in captivity by Shiite militants in Lebanon. They were flown to Koblenz for medical checks, with no ransom or deal confirmed.
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Heavy shelling ends cease-fire in Sarajevo area
Heavy shelling shattered Sarajevo and suburbs on Wednesday ending a cease-fire that briefly paused violence. Serb forces captured a hill south of the city as fighting intensified across the west. UN official Aden Abdul Rezek warned this is an all-out war with casualties rising beyond the six dead and 44 wounded reported so far.
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