71.   Several refugees said they had been told to return to Rwanda by the rebels.

72.   Several refugees said most of the Hutu militiamen retreated from the camp Friday afternoon.

73.   Several refugees said that the foreign soldiers were still allied with Taliban soldiers from southern Afghanistan, mainly ethnic Pashtuns.

74.   Several refugees said they could not imagine returning home until foreign troops were on the ground to protect them.

75.   Several refugees said Tudjman had waited too long in using force.

76.   Several refugees said Wednesday that they knew or even had relatives who were members of anti-independence militias.

77.   Similarly, the refugees said the hard-line supporters of the Taliban in Kunduz consisted mainly of the foreign fighters and a large number of Taliban soldiers from southern Afghanistan.

78.   Since then, relations with the American soldiers assigned to guard them have been somewhat strained, refugees said.

79.   Some refugees said they had thought some Hutu militia, or Interhamwe, had fled as early as Thursday afternoon.

80.   Some refugees said they saw two jets, not one.