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PLO leader Yasser Arafat, who survived a plane crash In the Libyan desert last week, returned to Tripoli on Friday In a show of solidarity with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi tn defying the West over the Lockerbie affair, reports Reuter
"1 must stand beside Libya and my brother Gaddafi.' Arafat told reporters on bls arrival from Tunisia.
He urged Arabs to help Libya overcome United Nations sanctions Imposed when Tripoli refused to hand over for trial in the West two Libyans a<*cused of the 1988 bomb!ng of a US airliner
'Arabs should play an active role and must not leave an Arab country to stand facing the problems along, said the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) Chairman, whose support of Iraq after Its 1990 invasion of Kuwait harmed his organisation
Turkish clash leaves 31 dead:
Thirty 'terrorists and one gendarme were killed near the south central Turkish town of Savour during a bid to free six soldiers and militiamen kidnapped Wednesday by Kurdish rebels, the Anatolia news agency said Friday reports AFP from Ankara
The semi official agency said the body of a non-commls stoned officer abducted in the same area on Tuesday was recovered tn the operation, but gave no details on the fate of the others
A total of about 30 militiamen, one officer and a dozen sol dlers are currently being held by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PPK| In camps In northern Iraq, according to local sources.
The figures could not be officially confirmed.
Johnson to visit Yslav states:
see retary of State James Baker Is sending a top aide to the republics that used to be part of Yugoslavia to see leaders of newly Independent states on establishing full diplomatic relations, the State Department said Friday, reports AP from Washington
Deputy Assistant Secretary Ralph Johnson ts due to arrive in Bosnia Saturday and will visit Croatia and Slovenia later Deputy Stale Department spokesman Richard Boucher said Johnson will confer with the leader of each country on their economic and security policies and willingness to abide by international agreements
Baker announced US recognition of those slates on April 7.
Jhonaon may try to enter Bosnia on one of five planeloads of US emergency aid constating of food, blankets and medicine
ICRC relief to Karabakh:
Themter national Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has made Its first delivery of relief supplies to the trouble enclave of Nagomo-Karabakh in the Former Soviet Union, a spokeswoman said on Friday, reports Reuter from Geneva.
Inter-ethnic fighting has long plagued the enclave, popu fated mainly by Armenians buj Inside the republic of Azerbaijan, and has prevented relief supplies from crossing battle lines
ICRC spokeswoman Karen Saddler said two land cruisers full of medical supplies arrived on Thursday In the regional capital Stepanakert, the chief Armenian town.
On Friday, one of the vehicles carried on to the town of Shousha. in Azeri hands.
Serbs capture more land:
Serb w forces captured more of strife-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina on Friday, and UN envoy Cyrus Vance warned that time was running out- in efforts to end ethic conflict there, reports AP from Zagreb.
After meeting Croatian President Franjo Tudjman. Vance said finding peace In Bosnia would be a 'very, very difficult problem '
Several hundred people have been killed In classes pitting Serbs against Muslims and Croats, since the latter groups voted for Independence on Feb 29 Serbs, about one-third of the population, oppose Bosnia's statehood.
Fighting Intensified after the European Conununity and the United States recognized Bosnia's sovereignty last week.
Israel recognizes Croatia:
i.raei ha. officially recognized th? former Yugoslav republics of Croatia and Slovenia, urging Croatia to confront anti semitism the Foreign Ministry announced In Jerusalem Friday, reports AFP
Foreign Minister David Levy, In a message to Croat! na au thorities. appealed to them "to lake all necessary steps to combat anti aendtism In their country.' a ministry spokesman said
He urged Cvheatla not to forget the collaboration between Croat Fascists and the Nazis during the Second World War, the spokesman added