CROATIAN & YUGOSLAV COMMISSIONS FOR MISSING MEET IN BELGRADE

( Editorial: --> 3690 ) BELGRADE, March 31 (Hina) - Members of the Croatian Commission for Missing and Imprisoned Persons and the Yugoslav Commission for Humanitarian Issues and Missing Persons started a two-day meeting in Belgrade on Tuesday. The meeting is aimed at solving the remaining questions concerning the fate of missing people. Croatia's delegation is headed by the Commission's president Ivan Grujic, while the Yugoslav side is lead by the head of the Yugoslav Commission, Maksim Korac. The meeting is attended by the members of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The Yugoslav Commission said on Monday night that it expected the Croatian side to respect the signed Protocol of Cooperation and hand over documents for about 700 Serbs killed in the 1995 liberation operations "Flash" and "Storm" which the Croatian side says it possesses. The Yugoslav side said it would at today's meeting continue to insist that the fate of missing JNA (Yugoslav People's Army) soldiers and Serbs who went missing in Vukovar in 1991 be uncovered, and will also insist on the handover of remains. (hina) jn rm/mrb 311646 MET mar 98