(30 Jul 1995) Natural Sound
Bosnian army soldiers have captured vital Serbian-held territory around the area of Donji Vakuf in central Bosnia.
The action was supported by Croatian forces, following last week's agreement on joint military co-operation between the two sides.
After a week of intensified attacks by the Bosnian army on the area around Donji Vakuf, 40 kilometers (25 miles) northeast of Glamoc, Bosnian troops relax in their recently gained territory.
Whilst they recoup, their new allies, the Croatian forces, are to the south, trying to secure the Glamoc valley.
The stillness of this woodland contrasts to the heavy artillery fire in the Glamoc area.
The Croatian troops intend to join these men, advance on Serb-held Donji Vakuf itself, and then onwards.
The Croats say they are aiming to march further north toward the embattled Bihac enclave which they have vowed to help defend.
Bosnian and Croatian Serbs proclaimed all-out war Friday in response to the Croat advances.
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