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Bosnia shelling

Monday 06 December 1993 00:02 GMT
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All three warring factions traded artillery fire yesterday along Bosnia's battlefronts and the United Nations said a Spanish soldier was killed on Saturday when a landmine exploded near a planned aid route, Reuter reports from Sarajevo. Muslim-controlled Sarajevo radio said more than 1,000 shells hit Maglaj and Tesanj in north Bosnia during a 24-hour period in a combined Serb and Croat attack. The radio accused Bosnian Serbs of pressing an offensive against Muslims in the northeastern village of Teocak.

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