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Fresh fighting breaks out in Bosnia despite ceasefire
SARAJEVO (Bosnia Herzegovina). Apr 13 Sporadic fighting broke out In Sarajevo and other areas of Bosnia-Herzegovina early Monday despite a ceasefire agreement among warring Muslims. Serbs and Croats, re ports AP *
Shooting started about two hours after the midnight truce deadline tn Sarajevo, with traces visible and the sound of machine guns and automatic weapons echoing through the night
Fighting continued Monday morning in three southwestern districts about 10 kilometres (al* milca) from the city centre: Mojmlto. Bobrtnja and All Pasta Brdo
The Belgrade based Tanjug news agency reported expIo slons and heavy infantry fire near the Sarajevo airport, which was being shut down Monday morning
Sarajevo radio reported that sporadic fighting continued around Bosnia, the worst apparently In the town of Foca. about 50 kilometres (30 miles) southeast of Sarajevo
The old Muslim part of the town was set ablaze In fighting between Serbs and Muslims, the radio said. Its reporter criticised the federal army for not moving to stop the fight fog
The report said there were people dead and wounded tn Foca. but did not specify how many. The Information could not be independently con firmed.
Radio said two other trouble spots — Visegrad, located east of Sarajevo, and Mostar, to the west — were reported calm.
Tanjug said sporadic gunfire and tension also persisted In Capljina. Stolac and Zvornik.
The United Nations' special envoy to Yugoslavia, former US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, was being dispatched to Bosnia In an effort to calm the situation.
Bosnia has steadily slid toward war since the dominant Muslims and Croats voted for Independence Feb 29. Slavic Muslims make up more than 40 per cent of the population and Croats comprise about 17 per cent
Serbs, a third of the population. oppose It.
More than 150 people have died and thousands have fled their homes In fighting. Warfare escalated last week after the European Community and the United States recog nts«d Bosnia
Serb militias have attacked Bosnian towns, apparently aiming to carve a swath of Serb held territories. In an action similar to their strategy In the bloody war tn Croatia. Croatian forces also are fighting for territory.