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Article: Sarajevo Looks to The Future
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- The Washington Post
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- February 22, 1994
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With the threat of NATO airstrikes averted for the moment, U.N.
officials in Sarajevo turned today to the tasks of consolidating a
10-day-old cease-fire and possibly expanding it to other war-ravaged
areas of Bosnia.
U.N. peacekeepers moved to take control of Bosnian Serb guns
that had remained in position in the mountains around Sarajevo when
the NATO deadline for the weapons to be withdrawn or surrendered to
U.N. control passed before dawn this morning.
NATO warplanes roared over the city - but only to monitor Serb
compliance with the ultimatum, issued Feb. 9 in an effort to end the
22-month Serb siege of the Bosnian capital. Still, U.N. officials
issued warnings that any violation of ...