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--there's no doubt about it, and we have to be prepared for casualties," Gen. John Shalikashvili, the nation's top military officer, told The House International Relations Committee at a morning hearing.
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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary William Perry raised the price tag yesterday for the Bosnia deployment to $2 billion, previously $1.2 billion, and said the mission would require 32,000 American troops.
Bosnia plan requires more money
The Associated Press
When answering Congress' questions, administration officials did not try to play down the mission's risks.
"The mission will be tough and
The peace agreement worked out at Dayton, Ohio, among Bosnian Muslims, Serbs and Croats will
Appearing together before the two committees, Perry, Shalikashvili and Secretary of State Warren Christopher made these points:
be signed Dec. 14 in Paris, and within six weeks the NATO peacekeeping force will be deployed in Bosnia.
All foreign troops not part of the peacekeeping force must leave within 30 days of the agreement's signing.
No Americans will be involved in the arming and training of Bosnian Muslim forces, an activity that would put Americans in the position of helping one side.
China keeps pressure on Taiwan
The Associated Press
HONG KONG — The Chinese military has drawn up a strategy to capture Taiwan in case the Taiwanese president refuses to bow to Beijing and seeks independence for the island nation, a Hong Kong newspaper reported yesterday.
The South China Morning Post said the strategy included plans to invade an outlying Taiwanese island, such as Quemoy, then impose a naval blockade on Taiwan, after which negotiations would start
on Beijing's terms.
The newspaper article, by veteran China-watcher Willy Wo-Lap Lam, was the latest in a series of Hong Kong reports that suggest China intends to maintain its pressure on Taiwan.
Analysts believe China's pressure is intended to scare voters away from President Lee Teng-hui, whose efforts to raise Taiwan's international profile is regarded by Beijing as a move toward independence.
province to be retaken by force if it formally declares itself independent of China.
"China will resort to force in the event of a foreign invasion of Taiwan and if Taiwan declares independence," he told reporters.
Analysts are skeptical that China's military could take Taiwan, which has purchased high-tech weapons.
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