51.   Around Sarajevo, there were fresh promises from the Bosnian Serbs and the Muslim-led government army on truce cooperation.

52.   Battle fronts across Bosnia were tense, with both the Muslim-led government army and Bosnian Serb rebels preparing for more fighting, U.N. officials said.

53.   Before that they were effectively under the control of the militias and soldiers from the former Rwandan government army blamed for some of the worst massacres last year.

54.   Battle fronts across Bosnia were tense, and both the Muslim-led government army and Bosnian Serb rebels are preparing for further violence.

55.   Battle fronts across Bosnia were tense, and both the Muslim-led government army and Bosnian Serb rebels are preparing for more fighting, according to U.N. officials.

56.   Battling a Bosnian government army that appears to be gaining strength, they seem intent on trying to finish the job now, carving out their new Greater Serbia.

57.   Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic said the government army would continue fighting until then.

58.   Bosnian Serbs also appeared to be under pressure to the west from Bosnian Croats allied with the mostly Muslim government army.

59.   Bosnian Serbs appeared to be heavily pressed to the west as well, this time by Bosnian Croats allied with the mostly Muslim government army.

60.   Bosnian government army Gen. Mustafa Hajrulahovic-Taljan said he did not expect to see weapons flooding into Bosnia soon.