RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION INTO 'LEUTAR CASE' TO BE PUBLISHED IN THREE WEEKS - KLEIN

SARAJEVO, Feb 10 (Hina) - Results gathered so far in the investigation into the assassination of Jozo Leutar, former Deputy Interior Minister of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina, will be announced in three weeks and they will contain information on suspects and leads, the head of the UN Mission in Bosnia, Jacques Klein, said in Sarajevo. In an interview published by the Sarajevo-based daily 'Dnevni avaz' on Thursday, Klein said the public would be informed about the whole investigation and its results. He added prosecutors were expected to issue arrest warrants immediately after the announcement of those results. Klein said that persons who had obstructed the investigation would be named. Commenting on the overall situation in Bosnia, Klein said too much time had been lost in stabilising peace and integrating the country into European associations, primarily the Council of Europe. Klein said he was not an optimist regarding the possible results of the municipal election scheduled for April this year. According to him, the parties currently in power will be re-elected, which he said was truly worrying. Asked about the organisation of military forces in Bosnia- Herzegovina, Klein said the disbandment of all armies would be the best solution, however, it was not realistic at the moment. The best alternative would be to establish some kind of national guards in the two entities as a replacement for active military forces, he said. (hina) rml