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No-fly zone plan still under consideration

US army opposes military action in Bosnia
NEW YORK. Sept 28: America■ lop mthtary officer strongly opposes even the moat limited forma of US military Involvement In the con fhet in Bosnia Henegovlna. the New York Times said today, report* Reuter
In an Interview General Colin Powell. Chairman of the Joint Chief* of Staff, angrily rejected call* for limited US military Interven tton to protect the Bosnians
He alao questioned the need to create an air exclusion row over Bosnia to ensure that Ser blah aircraft cannot support Serbian ground troops.
Acting US Secretary of Slate Lawrence Ea gk-burger said on Friday that plans to establish the no fly zone, like Ihe one the United States imposed over parts of Iraq, was still under consideration
Powell's remark*, coming In what the newspaper described as a lengthy and some time* emotional Interview, mark the first time he has publicly explained hi* reluctance to tn tervene tn Bosnia
They also shed light on a behind the scene* debate in the administration of President Ge-
orge Bush over the use of force
He rejected out of hand *uggcstlon* by former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and other* calling for limited air strike* by western countries to deter the Serbs from shelling Sarajevo
I do not know how limited bombing will stop the Serb* from doing what they arc do ing. he is quoted as saying
Powell was described tn the Interview as the most prominent defender In the US mil! lary of the all-or nothing philosophy that says that force is best used to achieve a decisive victory
As soon a* they tell me It is limited. It mean* they do not care whether you achieve a result or not A* soon as they tell me surgical. I head for the bunker." he was quoted as saying
Meanwhite: Rival side* In Bosnia ■ civil war on Sunday reported heavy attac ks on towns in the north and west of the former Yugoslav re public. Indicating an Intensified drive to gain territory before winter closes in
Zeljko GrubesK. spokesman for the Bosnian
defence forces, said Serb artillery and aircraft had bombarded the western town of Jajce for seven days ' Yesterday they finished their demolition work, he told Reuters.
He could not confirm a Croatian radio report that the towns hospital was destroyed and It* Inmate* evacuated on Saturday night Telephone links with Jajce. a town of 50.000 people, were cut and no estimate of casualties there was possible.
Serbian television said 50 Bosnian Serb fighter* were killed and 100 wounded in what It said was a successful assault leading to the rapture of the town of Millet and surrounding villages 70 km (45 miles) northeast of Sara Jevo. it gave no casualties for the other side
Sarajevo * medical crista centre said 34 people had been killed and 199 wounded In ifosnia In the past 24 hours, but the Incomplete figures did not cover some of the worst hit areas
Tanjug news agency, quoting a Bosnian Serb military statement, said Bosnian Muslim forces had suffered heavy losses and three Serb fight
er* were killed in week long battles for the central town of MaglaJ
Serb source*, quoted by the agency, reported fierce battles near Bosanskl Brod on Bosnia's northern frontier with Croatia. They •aid Croatia's regular army unit* were firing long-range artillery at Serb forces advancing slowly towards Bosansld Brod.
Tanjug said Bosnian Serb authorities would Cess war crimes charges against two mem r* of Bosnia s presidency In connection with what It called the massacre of officers and troops of the Yugoslav federal army when they pulled out of Sarajevo last May in a UN-escorted convoy
It said a Serbian government commission had charged EJup Ganic, who is a Muslim, and Stjepan Kljulc. a Bosnian Croat with being In charge of operations In which It said 14 officers and troops were killed and dozen* wounded
In Sarajevo. Serb heavy artillery opened up on Sunday on the *uburb of Dobrtnja and around Vogosca to the northwest of the city, Bosnia Radio reported.