BOSNIAN POLICE RELEASE FOUR SERB ARMY SOLDIERS

SARAJEVO, Feb 10 (Hina) - The Bosnian authorities have released tonight four Bosnian Serb army soldiers, who had been arrested and held in the central prison in Sarajevo. The information was published on Sarajevo television. The released prisoners are Zoran Spasojevic, Branislav Lolic, Mico Dosenovic and Milan Bogunovic. #L# The released soldiers were taken from prison by car to the 'Bratstvo-jedinstvo' bridge. They walked to the middle of the bridge and were then transported by a U.N. vehicle to the area under Serb police control. According to the published information, there has been no evidence that the four released soldiers had committed war crimes. The head of the State Agency for Investigation and Documentation, Bakir Alispahic, stated several days ago that the four soldiers were potential witnesses in the processes against other high Serb army officers who had been arrested. According to data provided by U.N. in Sarajevo, before tonight's release, the Bosnian police held 10 Serb soldiers and officers, including General Djordje Djukic and Lieutenant Aleksa Krsmanovic. General Djukic was visited by his wife today. The visit was organised by the Office of the High Commissioner of the international community in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Carl Bildt. (hina) rm 102100 MET feb 96