21.  Last February, in response to the Sarajevo marketplace bombing, Clinton successfully pushed the alliance to create a weapons-free zone around the Bosnian capital.

22.  On Friday, they prompted a NATO air strike by violating a heavy-weapons exclusion zone around the Bosnian capital.

23.  On Tuesday, Sarajevo suffered the worst shelling attack since February, when a NATO ultimatum forced heavy weapons away from the Bosnian capital into a designated exclusion zone.

24.  On another issue, Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic wants Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, to be a unified city and remain multiethnic.

25.  One was the closing of the Sarajevo airport, the main conduit for U.N. aid to the Bosnian capital, as Serbs shot at U.N. planes.

26.  Only the Gorazde enclave now stands between the Serbian border and the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo.

27.  Possible targets discussed include the Serbian barracks at Lukavica near Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, and artillery positions in the southwestern suburb of Ilidza.

28.  Possible targets include the Serbian barracks at Lukavica near Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, and artillery positions in the southern suburb of Ilidza.

29.  Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, another designated safe area, was shelled intermittently Tuesday and by night was shaking with heavy shelling.

30.  Serbs want the Bosnian capital to be partitioned along the lines of post-World War II Berlin, albeit without the wall.