ATTACKS ON INT REPS & RETURNEES WON'T BE TOLERATED - KLEIN

( Editorial: --> 9535 ) CAPLJINA, Apr 26 (Hina) - The international community will not tolerate attacks on its representatives and Serb returnees to Drvar, deputy international High Representative for Bosnia Jacques Klein said Saturday. Klein spoke in Tasovcici, a village near Capljina, southern Bosnia, where he visited a mass grave from which bodies of Bosniaks (Muslims) killed in the Croat-Muslim conflict were exhumed. Drvar is a town in western Bosnia where on Friday a group of several hundred Bosnian Croats protested against the unequal treatment the international community has adopted in relation to the return of displaced Bosnian Croats. The NATO-led Stabilisation Force is constantly present in Drvar and around the town, said Klein. Our people have reopened offices there and we have re-established control. The international community will prevent threats to the lives of its staff in Bosnia as well as attempts aimed at preventing the international community from doing their work, Klein said. In this the international community enjoys the support of 90 per cent of Bosnia's population. There must be some very sick people in Bosnia who cannot accept progress and we shall put an end to that, Klein pointed out in answer to a journalistic question about the constant incidents which have been taking place in Bosnia since the return of displaced persons began. (hina) ha 261108 MET apr 98