101.   U.N. officials in Croatia announced a cease-fire Wednesday, ending a two-day Croatian offensive that seized a wedge of Serb-held territory southeast of Zagreb.

102.   Three U.N. peacekeepers have died and nine others have been wounded in the three-day Croatian offensive.

103.   Two Serbs arrested in a Croatian offensive to retake Serb-held territory were found guilty Thursday of armed rebellion, the state news agency HINA said.

104.   We will also have pictures of the opposition leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky protesting the Croatian offensive.

105.   Whether Western nations will try to reassert the U.N. role is unclear, but their criticism of the Croatian offensive has been muted.

106.   Within days, a Croatian offensive could begin, he said.

107.   France condemned Friday the Croatian offensive against the breakaway Serb enclave of Krajina, calling for an immediate end to fighting there.

108.   His death brought to four the number of UN soldiers killed during the successful four-day Croatian offensive to recapture Krajina.

109.   In day one of the Croatian offensive against the breakaway Serb-held region of Krajina, one Danish peacekeeper was reported dead and two Polish soldiers injured.

110.   In Bonn, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl stopped short of condemning the Croatian offensive, and urged both sides to return to the negotiating table.