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It covers incidents at checkpoints near Kiseljak, claims made in affidavits by political figures, and subsequent reactions. 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\nValcric Grove inierview,page 13  \nRockon Friday,page 35  \nRob Hughes,page 44  \nEs  \nBamet  \nTIMES  \n1g  \nhold  \nler  \nast-ditch  \nkle  \ntalks on  \nNo.64,668  \nry  \nFRIDAY JUNEH1993  \n,。  \nBritish  \nSugar says  \ntroops  \nClough  \ndisarmed  \nwanted  \nby Bosnia  \ntransfer  \nt.4mzal  \nMuslims  \n二小  \nmoney  \nFROM BILL FROST  \nBYJOHNGooDBODY  \nSPORTS NEWS CORESPDNDENT  \nBRITISH troops in central  \nBRIANClough.who resigned  \nBosnia were yesterday dis  \nas Nottingham Forest man2g  \narmed at gunpoint by Muslim.  \ner two months aga,wanted  \niregulars outside the town of  \nmoncy for himself whentransferring footballers to  \nKiseljak  \nThe incident,the second ofits type irvolving UN forces  \nother chubs,it was alleged in  \nthe High Count.  \nthis weck.has ceary embar-  \nThe daim was made in anafidavit by Alan Sugar.chair-  \nrassed and angered Brifish  \ncommanders and has led to  \nmaz of Tottenham Hotspurwhen the strupple for confrol  \nfeans that such robberies maywel inerease as Bosnian forces  \nof the London dub retumed  \nof all persuasions seek new  \nto court yesterday.The allega-  \nweapons supplies.  \ntion was denicd in another  \nSoon after 1.30pm_yester-  \naffidavit by Tery Venables.  \nday a patrol of two Spartanarmonred vehides was halted  \nhis opponent in the case.Mr  \nVenables was sacked by MrSugar as the club's chief  \nat a checkpoint near a yillage  \non the outskirts of Kiseljak.A·Muslim soldier indicated that  \nexecutive on May 14,but was  \ntemporarily reinstated at an  \nhe wished to speak_to the  \nearlier High Court hearing  \nTD  \ncommander of the leadingvehide.He cimbed aboard一  \nWhen Mr Sugar arrived atand left the court yesterday.  \n·   5  \nand prompdy put an aurtormat'  \nbe was jeered and spat at bypeople sporting the Totten-  \nic rifle to the British officer's.  \nhead A group of about 40.  \nham colouTS.  \nAbout 70 people crowded  \nPolic backup ALan Sugr,te Totenham Hotspurand Amstrad chaiman,being protected by policeashearrived at the Higb Court n London foryesterday's bering                                                                                                                                        revelations about the E2.]  \nfans,training their weaporis  \ninto the court to hear the  \non the crews.  \nThey removed the aeriak  \nmillion transfer of Teddy  \nfrom the armoured vehides to.  \nSheringham.the England for-  \nward,from Nottingham For-  \nest to Tottenham.In his  \nRAF JAGUARS  \naffidavit,Mr Sugar said that  \nwhen the transfer was being  \nFOR BOSNIA  \ndiscussedMr Venables told  \nhim that Mr Clough \"hkes a  \nA squadron of RAF Jaguar.  \nbung\".  \nbombers is.on standby for  \nMr Sugar said this was not  \nBosnia.to.protect the.si.  \nhis or Tottenham's way of  \nproposed Mushim\"\"safc areas\"designated by the United  \ndoing business,and added  \nthat MrVcnables bad said the  \nNatiors Security CounciLThe  \n\"uouah way was for r  \n12JaguaIS could also be usod  \nto add estra fircpower tosafeguard the lives of British  \ntroops in Bosnia if they come  \nundcr serious attack     I】  \nstop Britsh troops radioing for  \nhelp,and then took hialf a  \ndozen SA80 automatic riflesand two .general.purpose  \nmachineguns.The iregularsakso stole 1:400 machinegum  \nTounds,560 automatic rifle  \nbullets and two pistois.  \nUN identification cards 'and  \nmoney from four of the  \nsoldiers.  \nThreatened by fighters car-  \nrying rocket launchers,the  \ntroops were made to lie face-  \ndown on the ·road for ten  \nminutes.When they wereallowed to stand one Mustim  \nfightes fired a shot at a British  \nsoldier which landed inches  \nn 1976,this  \nfrom his fect.  \nRules of engagemest pre  \nvent British troops from open-  \nt S19.000,00  \ning fre unless their \"lives are  \nin danger\".But given the  \nbrazen nature of the theft and  \nthe danger of repetition,the  \ntegulations are to be amendedin","cbCaim6KmHLs7JNR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim6KmHLs7JNR","pdf",15073253,44,"English","# Lead News\n## British troops in Bosnia incident and alleged disarmament\n## UN forces, affidavits, and legal proceedings\n## RAF Jaguars standby for safe areas\n## Sports transfer and football-related remarks\n# UK Political Developments\n## Norman Lamont dispute and further disclosures threat","[{\"question\":\"What is the main international focus of this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue centers on British troops in central Bosnia, including an incident involving Muslim irregulars, allegations, and responses tied to UN forces and affidavits.\"},{\"question\":\"What information does the issue provide regarding political/legal disputes?\",\"answer\":\"It reports on disputes involving affidavits and court proceedings, including denials and statements connected to the allegations.\"},{\"question\":\"What other domestic topics appear alongside the Bosnia coverage?\",\"answer\":\"The issue also includes sports transfer news and political reporting about conflicts between senior UK party figures, including threats of further disclosures. \"}]","No. 64,668 - Friday June 11, 1993 | PDF"]