U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Bosnian military x
• 1 Arms embargo
• 1 Arms smuggling into Bosnia from Croatia
• 1 Atrocities
• 1 Bihac
• 1 Bihac enclave
• 1 Bosnian army did not fight at Srebrenica
• 2 Bosnian government
• 1 Bosnian military in Srebrenica collapsed
• 1 Bosnian Muslims will lose territory
• 1 Bosnian offensives around Maglaj
• 3 Bosnian Serb military
• 1 Bosnian Serbs
• 1 Bosnian V Corps
• 1 Conflicting territorial goals of Serbs and Croats
• 1 Croatia
• 1 Croatian-Bosnian alliance
• 1 Croatian government
• 1 Croatian military
• 1 Decision to lift arms embargo against Bosnia
• 1 Defeat at Gorazde
• 1 Deflect Islamic criticism
• 1 Equipment and ammunition shortages
• 1 Fall of Srebrenica
• 1 Fall of Srebrenica and Zepa
• 1 Forensic pathology
• 1 Gorazde
• 1 Gorazde withdrawal agreement
• 1 Heavy weapons exclusion zone around Sarajevo
• 1 Hurt by arms embargo
• 1 Impact on Vance-Pwen peace talks
• 1 Improvements in Bosnian military capabilities
• 1 Intelligence assessment
• 1 Killings by Bosnian Serb forces
• 1 Krajina
• 1 Lack of command and control
• 1 Mass killings
• 1 Muslim spring offensive
• 1 National Intelligence Council
• 1 National intelligence estimate
• 1 New Bosnian-Croat alliance
• 1 No heavy weapons
• 1 No improvement in Bosnian military capabilities in eastern Bosnia enclaves
• 1 Press coverage exaggerated Bosnian defeat
• 1 Reignite war with Croatia
• 1 Reliance on UNPROFOR and NATO to defend city
• 1 Rolling back Serb gains
• 1 Sarajevo cease-fire
• 1 Search for mass graves
• 1 Serbian government
• 1 Shelling of Tuzla
• 1 Shortage of heavy weapons
• 1 Small-scale offensives
• 1 UN arms embargo
• 1 United Nations
• 1 UN peacekeeping force
• 1 UNPROFOR
• 1 UN Security Council
• 1 UN War Crimes Tribunal
• 1 Vance-Owen Plan
• 1 Violations of cease-fire agreement
• 1 Would not help the Bosnian military significantly
• 6 Yugoslavia