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Sava RiverRiver, western Balkans, southern Europe. It flows for 584 mi (940 km), and its basin covers much of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, and northern Serbia. It rises in the Julian Alps as two rivers, which join at Radovlijica. It then flows through Slovenia and Croatia, forming the border between Croatia and Bosnia before entering Serbia and joining the Danube River at Belgrade. |
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On the other side of the Sava River is New Belgrade, where the convention center and newest hotels are. IN THE SPRING of 1996, the White House was preoccupied with Bosnia--implementing the Dayton Agreement, ferrying American troops across the Sava River, building facilities at Tuzia, attempting to install an unworkable three-headed government in Sarajevo, hoping to persuade Muslim, Croat and Serb factions to let refugees return to their burnt-out homes. The damage to the embassy, which is in the new section of the capital west of the Sava River, is certain to add still more tumult to already strained relationship with NATO and the United States for China, which has been sharply critical of NATO's air war. |
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