91.   The foreign officials said they doubted the Bosnian army would comply with the cease-fire before it achieved the remainder of its military aims.

92.   The greatest scorn is reserved for senior officials, like the Serbian deputy commander of the Muslim-dominated Bosnian army, Col. Jovan Divjak.

93.   The latest military offensive began in earnest about six days ago with coordinated attacks by Croatian government troops, Bosnian Croat forces, and the Bosnian army.

94.   The majority of soldiers in the Bosnian army are Muslims.

95.   The mujahedeen served as shock troops for the Bosnian army and have suffered severe casualties in frontal assaults on Serbian and Croatian positions.

96.   The mujahedeen headquarters were just outside the factory grounds, a short drive from the Bosnian army checkpoint.

97.   The Majevica relay station, a nerve center of Bosnian Serb communications, was the object of a failed offensive by the Muslim-dominated Bosnian army last March.

98.   The outgoing mortar fire from Bosnian army positions is often as intense as the Serbian bombardment.

99.   The offensive by the Bosnian army, in concert with Croatian allies, has uprooted a tide of angry Serbian refugees, causing potentially explosive turmoil in central Bosnia.

100.   The officers say they notified the Bosnian army that the sniper was about to be shot by French troops, as they are authorized to do.