UNPROFOR DISAPPROVES OF KNIN'S ATTITUDE TOWARDS Z-4 PLAN

ZADAR, Feb 1 (Hina) - UNPROFOR Sector South spokesman, Alun Roberts, told a press conference today that UNPROFOR disapproved of Knin Serb authorities not receiving Z-4 Group representatives and looking at their plan. However, UNPROFOR would continue to encourage the implementation of the December 2 Economic Agreement, Roberts said. He announced several meetings between Croatian and local Serb experts to discuss water supplies in Zadar, Biograd, Sveti Filip, Jakov, Benkovac, Drnis and other areas. Roberts said UNPROFOR had installed two containers for civil police near the villages of Bruska and Rodaljica in the Benkovac surrounding. The UN police would patrol the villages so that the 31 remaining Croats in those villages would be more secure. Asked what the Serbs thought of UNPROFOR's leaving soon, Roberts said that the Serbs hoped Croatia would reconsider its decision, because of the progress in the implementation of the economic agreement. Roberts added that they also thought Croatia could not decide alone about this matter. (Hina) mar rv sd 011726 MET feb 95