SERB CIVILIANS DESTROY FOUR UN VEHICLES, INJURE ONE PERSON IN YEST

YEST $ ERDAY'S ZVORNIK INCIDENT ZAGREB, 30 Aug (Hina) - UN police members who were held under siege in their office in Zvornik for several hours yesterday by a group of Bosnian Serbs, left the office after the mob dispersed, UN spokesman in Sarajevo Alexander Ivanko said. At around 5 p.m. yesterday, some 600 Serb civilians surrounded the office of international police forces in Zvornik, on the Bosnian-Yugoslav border. Two Russian, one Ukrainian and Indian officers and three civilians were in the office, international police representatives in Tuzla said. The Serbs threw stones and destroyed four UN vehicles and injured a civilian who works for the international police, spokesman for the international police in Tuzla Andrea Agnelli said. The incident was probably an answer to yesterday's detention of 46 Serb policemen who attacked a group of 30 Muslims who had returned to the village of Mahala, near Tuzla, which is now in the Bosnian Serb entity. (hina) rm 301105 MET aug 96