Milosevic fuels secret war across the Drina

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There is growing evidence that petrol and military supplies are being smuggled across the river Drina from Serbia to Bosnian Serb troops in Bosnia. This goes against promises made by the government in Belgrade to ensure that its borders with Bosnia remain closed to all except 'humanitarian aid.' Some observers believe that president Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia has never stopped supporting the Bosnian Serbs' war effort.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Civil war

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Serbs idolise Bosnia's bloodstained warlord

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Many Bosnian Serbs have an extremely high opinion of military commander Ratko Mladic. They seem him as their saviour, and are prepared to accept anything he does. He sees the current conflict in Bosnia as an extension of battles which have flared up their throughout the centuries, and sees the Serbs as still fighting to turn an Islamic tide away from Europe. He also suspects Germany of expansionist aims.

Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Generals, Mladic, Ratko

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