IFOR DISCOVERS HOARD OF DISALLOWED WEAPONS IN TWO POLICE STATIONS

SARAJEVO, Nov 22 (Hina) - International police forces and IFOR discovered a large quantity of disallowed weapons and ammunition during a routine check at police stations in Kljuc and Laniste in north-western Bosnia, spokesman Alexander Ivanko told a Sarajevo news conference on Friday. The hoard included 11 hand grenades, nine mortars, two manual rocket launchers, one APC, 35 shells and over a hundred fuses. All the weaponry had been confiscated and would be destroyed in accordance with regulations, Ivanko said. An armed conflict erupted between two Sudanians and two Bosnian citizens in Sarajevo on Thursday, Ivanko said. According to local police, the Sudanians' vehicle stopped at a crossroads and there was an argument with two Bosnians in a nearby vehicle. After a brief discussion, both parties drew guns and started shooting. One of the Sudanians was wounded. The police did not view the incident as politically motivated, Ivanko said. (hina) jn as 221512 MET nov 96