GHALI'S REPORT DOES NOT PUT REINTEGRATION'S GOAL INTO QUESTION - N

N $ OBILO ZAGREB, Oct 30 (Hina) - UN Secretary-General's report to the UN Security Council was not compliant with the expectations of the Croatian government as regarding the dynamics of the peaceful reintegration and the return of displaced persons, as well as the order of steps that had to be undertaken in the Croatian Danubian area. However, the report did not shed any doubt on the final goal of the reintegration, that is, the political principles on which UNTAES was based, Croatian Ambassador at the United Nations, Mario Nobilo told Croatian Television on Wednesday. "On the contrary, 80 percent of the text concentrates on the already achieved and future steps in the process," Nobilo said. He described a section of the report which concerns the extension of the UNTAES mandate as the most disputable. "The report still does realize the Croatian goal, which means that the 3 plus 3 (months) formula was set in, that is, that the transition of authority is to begin in the Spring and that the UNTAES will leave the area by next Summer," Nobilo said. Describing this as the most important result so far, Nobilo said that "the tone of the report is the result of a number of circumstances internationally - from the elections in the United States, to the decision the Contact Group has to reach as regards the presence of the international community in Bosnia". "The UN Security Council will in the next few days draft a resolution based on Ghali's report because the handwriting of great powers, primarily the U.S, can be recognized in the report," Nobilo said. "They want to remove the issue of the mandate from the agenda so that in the remaining time within the deadline of 3 plus 3 months, all necessary tasks of the peaceful reintegration can be fulfilled," Nobilo said. This primarily concerned the organizing of local elections and transition of authority to Croatian institutions, Nobilo said. (hina) lm jn 302311 MET oct 96