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U.S. leaders usually responded quickly to international terrorism linked directly to a Libya. In 1986 President Reagan had ordered a bombing attack on Libya. Evidence had linked, Mu‘ammar Gadhafi , to an attack at a West Berlin nightclub so in 1993 Clinton ordered bombing of Israeli headquarters to prevent more attacks
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Indepenedent states that came from the UN were stuggling for power and self rule, there was conflict between Christians and Muslims within borders
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UN and US forces started to provide relief for famine in Somalia; however, fighting among rival groups prevented relief workers from delivering food and aid to struggling Somalians
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sent peacekeeping forces to the area and investigated the war crimes. The US bombed the Bosnian Serb positions. Later the US brought the warring groups together to make a peace accord.
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President Clinton oversaw the signing of a peace accord between the Palestinian leader and the Israeli prime minister
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1994, apartheid ended and Nelson Mandela’s presidency started which started a new era for SOuth Africa even though the US and UN did not give much if any help
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Initially little attention was paid to the conflict, eventually NATO forces went to make a peace agreement