BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA : Church Firebombed, Mosque Set Ablaze
From Times Wire Reports
A Roman Catholic church was firebombed shortly after arsonists set a mosque ablaze in Bosnia-Herzegovina, where animosity divides the Muslim-Croat federation, U.N. officials said. U.N. police monitors said a bomb damaged the St. Anthony Church used by Roman Catholic Croats in the Muslim-controlled town of Bugojno in central Bosnia. One person was reportedly injured. Earlier, a “suspicious” fire damaged a mosque in the Croat-controlled western town of Prozor.
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