There is less and less opposition among the Western public to a military intervention against the Bosnian Serbs and, if necessary, even against Serbia itself The world has seen television shots of mutilated and blinded Muslim children in Srebrenica, which, according to the United Nations, became the target of the Serbian artillery half an hour after the beginning of operation […]
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