Serbs free final hostages
amid continued shelling
SARAJEVO. Bosnia
Herzegovina (API As Bosnian
Serbs (r»ed the Inst of !h«> peace
keepers they had taken hostage,
UN soldiers alvnndoned nine
posts around Sarajevo, saying
conditions had become too dan
gerous for them to stay.
Even as the peat ('keepers
withdrew, a shell smashed into
a crowd lined up (or water in a
government-held suburb
Sunday, killing seven people
and wounding J2
Sunday's withdrawal means
Serb and government heavy
weapons around Sarajevo are
no longer under U.N supervi
sion. The big guns had been
placed in collection depots Inst
year under the threat of NA TO
airstrikes meant to end Serb
mortar attacks on the besieged
city
However. laith sides in ret ent
days have raided the depots to
reclaim weapons as heavy fight
ing erupted again
The Serbs annoum ed the
release of the last 28 peacekeep
ers after four Serbs were freed
from l' N detention in
Sarajevo, as the rebels had
demanded. The Serbs took more
than :t?0 peacekeepers hostage
last month in retaliation for
NATO airstrikes
In return (or releasing the
U N hostages, ,i senior Bosnian
Serb official. Nikola koljevh
said the Serbs also had boon
assured there would !»• no more
airslrikes But U N offit ials
refilled the t laim
The duties performed hy she
U N in Bosnia and in the capi
lal Sarnie vo have shrunk,
acknowledged UN spokesman
Alexander Ivanko He insisted,
however. that "airstrikes
remain an option."
But they seemed unlikelv. A
senior U N official said there
was "no chance" that NATO
ail-strikes would be i ailed in as
punishment for Sunday's fatal
shelling
It was the shelling of a Serb
market in February ltfM. killing
t»H people, that prompted the
Western allies to threaten
airstrikes unless t ho Serbs
turned their heavy weapons
around Sarajevo over to U N
control
But the United Nations has
been rendered ever more help
less around Sarajevo since the
hostages were taken, opting not
to use force against the Serbs
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