CROAT, MOSLEM COMMANDERS MEET TO DISCUSS INCIDENTS IN VITEZ

VITEZ, May 26 (Hina) - The commander of the Croatian Defence Council (HVO), Major General Drago Dragicevic, and the commander of the Bosnian Army 1st Corps, Brigadier General Nedzad Ajnadzic, met in the central Bosnian town of Vitez on Sunday to discuss incidents that had recently occurred in the areas under their command. In the Fojnica area on Sunday, Moslem police arrested two Croat policemen and six members of the HVO 3rd Brigade at Whit Sunday mass which was attended by 4,000 Catholic Croats. The Croat police officers were released while the HVO troops were taken into custody. Ajnadzic expressed concern about the fate of two Bosnian Army soldiers who had gone missing on May 24, apparently in the Kiseljak area northwest of Sarajevo, Dragicevic said. "General Ajnadzic and I have expressed concern about frequent incidents and we are in accord that that they can only damage relations between the HVO and the Bosnian Army and the Federation project," he said. The two commanders said they would make every effort to prevent similar incidents and to shed light on "all other occurrences that harm the painstakingly built relations between our two armies and peoples," Dragicevic said. (hina) vm 262145 MET may 96