EC, U.S. recall envoys from Yugoslavia; U.N. leader rules out peace force for Bosnia

Article Abstract:

Serbia initiated a cease-fire in Bosnia-Herzegovina May 13, 1992, apparently influenced by efforts of the international community to isolate Yugoslavia. United Nations Sec General Boutros Boutros-Ghali stated that the fierce fighting in Bosnia ruled out deployment of UN peacekeeping forces.

Armistices, Serbia

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United Nations backs war-crimes panel for Bosnia

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The UN Security Council agreed to a US proposal to establish a commission to investigate war crimes in Bosnia-Herzegovina. US officials reported that up to 3,000 people have been killed in detention camps run by Serbs near Brcko in Bosnia.

International relations, United Nations. Security Council, Bosnia and Herzegovina foreign relations

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Milosevic linked to war crimes

Article Abstract:

A former Serbian secret police agent has given the Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal documents indicating Milosevic gave orders to execute Muslim civilians. Other news concerning the war and peace efforts to end it are also included.

Cases, Milosevic, Slobodan, War criminals

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