(11 Nov 1996) T/I: 10:54:25
Tensions between Bosnian Muslims and Serbs flared on Monday (11/11) when
several hundred Muslims crossed the country's former front-line in a bid to visit their pre-war homes in what is now Republika Srpska.
The Muslims marched from Celic, in the north of Muslim-Croat Federation
territory, to the Serb-controlled village of Gajevi. In the ensuing clashes between the two groups, hand grenades were reportedly used, and two people were injured.
SHOWS:
GAJEVI VILLAGE, NR CELIC, NORTHERN BOSNIA. 11/11
IFOR helicopters overhead,
village of Gajevi (Serb-controlled),
muslims in village by convoy,
villagers, villager,
IFOR troops,
villagers behind cordon,
troops and villagers,
troops, army convoy,
American woman soldier,
IFOR helicopters overhead,
SOT Hasan Muratovic, Bosnian Prime Minister, (English) "those families
that received signed documents from UNHCR in accordance with procedure ...then Serbs attacked them and international forces were also there
...we have information that one of policemen was injured. Now we are waiting for an action from international forces to follow up the agreement. We have information that the Serbs tried to attack those that came back and that international police reacted in that combat between Serbs and international forces, one policeman was injured."
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