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Italy recognises Ukraine:
luiyon Saturday recognised the Independence of Ukraine and Is planning to recognise all the other republics of the new Commonwealth of Independent States, reports AFP.
The former Soviet republics would be recognised "as independent, sovereign states and hill-fledged members of the international community as soon aa they guarantee that they are prepared to meet the criteria set tn a December 16 Statement by the European Community.' the government said in a statement
Italy recognised the Russian Federation, the former Soviet Union's biggest republic, on December 25.
Castro won't allow pluralism :
Cuban President Fidel Castro said he will never allow a multi party system in his nation, and legislators vowed to fight other 'counterrevolutionary' crimes at the close of the legislative session, reports AP from Mexico City.
On Saturday, Castro also warned Cuban exiles in Miami to forget any ideas they might have about attacking the island, the Mexican news agency Nottmcx reported from Havana.
Some anti Castro exiles have continued weekly paramilitary drills, and there has been speculation that Cuba's severe economic crisis could prove tempting to those who drcam of returning to oust Castro.
Castro vowed to keep a lid on internal dissent as well, saying direct election of legislators would not lead to legalisation of groups that oppose the official Communist Party
Israel detains 22 Palestinians :
Israeli soldiers detained 22 Palestinians Saturday in the occupied territories In a fresh effort to crush the four-year Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation, reports reaching In Cairo said, reports Xinhua.
The Israeli forces combed the West Bank towns of Nablus. Olkarm and Ramallah tn a sweep aimed at finding activists of the uprising which broke out In December 1987
In a street near the Jabnlys Rcfogve Camp In the Gaza city, an Israeli military patrol clashed with Pakstlnians who defended themselves by throwing stones and empty bottles.
Meanwhile, a group of Jewish settlers raided Palestinian village near Jerusalem, destroying Palestinian s plantations and fruit trees. Arab sources said
3 Honduran army officers killed:
Someone shot dead three Honduran military officers who survived a helicopter crash tn territory where Salvadoran guerillas and troops had been fighting, a doctor said, reports AP from Honduras
Dennis Castro, chief of the medical-legal department for the Honduran Supreme Court of Justice, said Saturday an autopsy last week found bullet fragments from AK-47 rifles In the three bodies.
Soldiers of the rebel Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, fighting the Salvadoran government for 12 years, use the weapons. *
A Honduran helicopter on a routine border patrol mission flew eight miles (13 kilometers) into Salvadoran airspace December 19 to avoid bad weather, official reports say The aircraft flew into the northern Salvadoran province of Morazan. where Salvadoran rebels and government troops were fighting Rebel forces shot it down, officials said
Mujahideen rockets kill 19
Rebel rocket attacks have left 19 people dead and more than 50 tafurad 1n three Afghan cities over two days, the state-run Radio Kabul sold Saturday, reporta AFP from Islamabad.
A total of 41 rockets hit Afghanistan's second largest city, laistebsil. near the Pakistan border, killing 14 people and tn Jurtng 25 since Friday, the radio said.
It added that one person died and several were injured tn Kabul which was struck by a barrage of 13 rockets Satrntey, the fourth straight day of rocket attacks on the capital.
Cwere killed and 27 injured when more than Kabul and the western city of Herat on Friday, .the 12th anntoersary of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.