| A Double-Edged Weapon Controversy grows over depleted uranium, an armament whose side-effects may harm soldier and civilian alike  Hidajet Delic — AP A pile of 30mm anti-tank rounds found in a former military factory in the Sarajevo suburb of Hadzici which was a target during the 1995 NATO airstrikes. NATO uses depleted uranium in its munitions because of its high penetration power |
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