51.   The UN civil spokesman in Sarajevo Alexander Ivanko confirmed that Srebrenica town had fallen to Serb forces.

52.   The RCD had demanded assurances from MONUC before withdrawing from Moliro that the town would not fall back into government hands.

53.   The report said that the action was part of a deliberate policy, which in Prijedor, had been prepared six months before the town fell.

54.   The residents said they were happy mainly because the town had fallen without suffering destruction and heavy loss of civilian lives.

55.   The town fell in early September to a coalition of rival factions.

56.   The town fell in the morning.

57.   The town would soon fall to the rebels, he added.

58.   The town fell to the rebels as tens of thousands of civilians fled for safety.

59.   The town finally fell in November after a violent Serb assault.

60.   There was no immediate confirmation from rebel sources that the town had fallen.