OSCE REPORTS TO BOSNIAN PARLIAMENT ABOUT WEAPONS WAREHOUSE

MOSTAR/SARAJEVO, August 12 (Hina) - Representatives of the Organisation for Cooperation and Security in Europe (OSCE) on Monday informed the Investigative Commission of the State Parliament of Bosnia about the events surrounding secret weapons warehouses in Mostar and of their findings of the Mostar warehouses, the vice president of that state commission, Miro Grabovac reported to Hina over the phone on Monday. #L# Grabovac added that OSCE had "vital information" but he did not specify about the details of that information. Towards the end of April and early May this year, three warehouse were discovered in Eastern Mostar and SFOR confiscated about 9000 mortar shells and three tonnes of gunpowder which is the largest post-war weapons find in Bosnia. Grabovac said that the Investigative Commission expected details about the technical specifications of the shells found stating that only SFOR had knowledge of this type of information. Grabovac confirmed that the Investigative Commission asked the Bosnia Presidency to be included in the investigation of the secret warehouses in Mostar. We are not satisfied with the response from the Bosnian Presidency relating to information about the manufacturing details of the arms found in Mostar, Grabovac said. He believes that it is obvious the Bosnia Presidency is not adequately supervising the Armed Forces as set out in the Bosnian Constitution. (hina) lml