11.  A group of U.S. and German diplomats decided to fly out of Sarajevo on Saturday after rebel Serbs refused to allow them to enter the besieged capital.

12.  According to the cease-fire agreement, the truce will not start unless the besieged capital is reconnected to gas and electric supplies.

13.  According to the cease-fire agreement, the truce will not start unless the besieged capital is reconnected to gas and electricity sources.

14.  And full gas and electrical service are to be restored to the besieged Bosnian capital of Sarajevo.

15.  As battles raged Thursday for supply roads around Sarajevo, Bosnian Serbs said they would allow the United Nations to bring urgently needed food into the besieged capital.

16.  Bosnian Serbs closed aid routes from the airport to the besieged Bosnian capital, and officials in turn closed the airport because of lack of storage space.

17.  Bosnian Serbs had closed aid routes from the airport to the besieged Bosnian capital, and officials had in turn closed the airport because of lack of storage space.

18.  Bosnian Serbs said they will let the United Nations bring urgently needed food into the besieged capital, but there was no word on supplying other beleaguered government enclaves.

19.  Bosnian Serb forces generally complied, bringing months of relative calm to the besieged Bosnian capital.

20.  Bosnian Serbs, meanwhile, promised to open main roads into the besieged capital next week to allow in U.N. food convoys.