PRESIDENT TUDJMAN RETURNS FROM ATHENS

PULA, Aug 7 (Hina) - Croatian President Franjo Tudjman returned to Croatia on Wednesday evening after meeting Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in Athens at the invitation of Greek President Costas Simitis. "We have agreed on normalisation in all fields, which includes the establishment of diplomatic relations," President Tudjman said upon landing at the Pula airport. "We discussed the possibility of both sides immediately delivering data on missing persons," he said. "We also discussed the Prevlaka issue, which presents a problem to some, but not to us... we talked about how it should be considered from the viewpoint of security in the area, which includes both Boka Kotorska and Dubrovnik, in the spirit of a joint effort to resolve all problems, including this one, by peaceful means," Tudjman said. "In a nutshell, we agreed to normalise all issues, all problems that are still pending - from communications to economic issues - which will facilitate and speed up the peaceful reintegration of the Croatian Danubian area and have a positive impact not only on the resolution of the situation in Bosnia- Herzegovina in the spirit of the Dayton Agreement but also lay a foundation for peace in the whole region of eastern Europe," Tudjman said. (hina) as 072040 MET aug 96