91.   The death of five foreign Islamic fighters in a clash with Croat troops also illustrated lingering tensions.

92.   The continued presence of the Islamic fighters could signal a potential argument over control of the mountain ridge.

93.   The Croatian embassy in Sarajevo confirmed that Islamic fighters had passed through Croatia recently on their way out of Bosnia.

94.   The Indian army is fighting ridge by ridge to recapture strategic peaks seized by Islamic fighters on the Indian side of the Line of Control.

95.   The Islamic fighters have suffered setbacks in recent fighting against troops loyal to former military chief Ahmed Shah Massood near the Panjshir Valley north of Kabul.

96.   The mass exodus began in late May after Indian troops began the military crackdown to dislodge the Islamic fighters.

97.   The military command said three trucks carrying Islamic fighters and two ammunition depots were destroyed around the Tando village.

98.   The military said several trucks carrying carrying Islamic fighters and weapons and two ammunition depots were destroyed Thursday and Friday around Tando.

99.   The Islamic fighters are not known to have artillery.

100.   The names suggest the accused are former Islamic fighters who came by the hundreds to Bosnia during the war to help Muslims fight the Serbs and the Croats.