31.   Cermak said that his forces had arrested three Croatian soldiers and two civilians suspected of having burned Serb homes.

32.   Croatian military sources claimed Croatian soldiers and Bosnian Croat militias were entering the town Tuesday afternoon.

33.   Croatian military sources claimed regular Croatian soldiers and Bosnian Croat militias were entering the town Tuesday afternoon.

34.   Croatian soldiers crossed into Bosnia and severed a key route used to supply rebel Serbs in Croatia.

35.   Croatian soldiers had already marched through the western U.N.-patrolled sector beginning Monday.

36.   Croatian soldiers marched into U.N.-zones separating Serb and Croat forces in early May and recaptured territory from rebel Serbs.

37.   Croatian soldiers were in high spirits.

38.   Croatian officials blamed rebel Serbs for the attack, but U.N. officials said their investigations showed that a Croatian soldier was probably responsible.

39.   Croatian Serb fighters and Croatian soldiers remained in U.N. buffer zones.

40.   Croatian soldiers have been accused by governments and human rights groups of killings, rapes and other atrocities in the recaptured territories.