ANOTHER VICTIM OF SERB AGGRESSION EXHUMED FROM WELL IN BERAK

BERAK/MARINCI, June 2 (Hina) - Special teams of the Croatian Government Commission for Detained and Missing Persons on Wednesday exhumed the remains of another victim of the Serb aggression on Croatia from a well in the eastern Croatian village of Berak. The remains were discovered 16 metres bellow the ground. The well is about 30 metres deep and completely filled up with earth. According to statements of witnesses, the grave should contain the remains of at least another three persons. The exhumation of the well will continue. Croatian returnees in Berak on Wednesday continued their peaceful protest which began on May 7. The returnees demand that light be shed on the fate of 29 Croats from Berak who went missing during the Serb aggression on eastern Slavonia, and that Berak residents of Serb nationality who committed war crimes against Croats be brought to justice. The returnees stressed the protest would last until their demands are met. Croat returnees to Marinci, a village in the Croatian Danube River region near Vinkovci, started protesting for the same reasons four days ago. Five Marinci residents are still registered missing, and the returnees believe that Marinci residents of Serb nationality know more about their fate. (hina) it/rml