Nato troops attacked as they seize Bosnian bank

Police and Nato peacekeepers have seized control of a Bosnian bank believed to be used by Croat extremists.

Fri, 06 Apr, 2001 - 13:55

Police and Nato peacekeepers have seized control of a Bosnian bank believed to be used by Croat extremists.

The bank is believed to be the financial base of the Croatian Democratic Union which wants to establish a separate Croat state in southwestern Bosnia.

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