AS THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY dithered on the margins of the crisis in Yugoslavia, the anguish continued in beleaguered Bosnia-Herzegovina. An aid convoy bound for the town of Srebenica, where some 80,000 Muslims have been trapped by fighting for months, was blocked at the Serbian border for days by Serb militiamen and angry, jeering civilians. A convoy to Goradze was delayed after an escorting personnel carrier hit a mine.
The ban on military flights over Bosnia, imposed by the U.N. early last month, has been violated more than 100 times, according to a U.N. commander. Western diplomats said Serbs have used military...
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