SARAJEVO CALM BUT TENSE

SARAJEVO, Jan 10 (Hina) - Tuesday night was calm following a Bosnian Serb attack on a tramway in downtown Sarajevo in the afternoon, which killed one and wounded nineteen. The number of IFOR tanks and APCs was increased after the attack, but so far there has been no other answer to the Bosnian Government's call for a speedy and determined IFOR action to punish the terrorists. Traffic along the so-called "sniper boulevard" was resumed this morning but the situation is still tense, particularly after Momcilo Krajisnik's (Bosnian Serb leader) threats to repeat the attack if the deadline for yielding the Serb-held parts of Sarajevo to the Federation is not extended till mid-September. IFOR representatives said this morning that orders regarding possible further actions were being expected. The US President's special representative Robert Galucchi is expected to arrive in Sarajevo today to meet President Alija Izetbegovic. According to Bosnian Foreign Minister Muhamed Sacirbey, this latest attack was meant as a personal challenge to President Bill Clinton, who is to visit Sarajevo on Friday. (Hina) as 101109 MET jan 96