MOSLEMS, CROATS SIGN DOCUMENT ON PROMOTING MILITARY COOPERATION

VITEZ, Feb 1 (Hina) - Bosnian Federation top political and military officials today met in Kresevo, 30 km west of Sarajevo, to discuss problems between Croats and Moslems, particularly in the Usora and Vares areas. The meeting included the Bosnian Federation President and Vice-President, Kresimir Zubak and Ejup Ganic, and the commanders of the Croat Defence Council (HVO) and the Bosnian Army, Gen. Tihomir Blaskic and Gen. Rasim Dalic. After the meeting, Zubak and Ganic left for the Croat enclave of Usora, about 100 km north of Sarajevo, to find the causes of growing tensions there. Bosnian Moslem representatives said a road connecting Vares and Kiseljak would be opened soon. The road is one of the four "bloue routes" passing through the territory of the Croat-Moslem Federation. Both sides expressed determination to overcome all incidents and prevent new ones from occurring. Generals Blaskic and Delic agreed that the oprative section of the joint Croat-Moslem military command be relocated from Sarajevo to central Bosnia. The two generals signed a document on promoting military cooperation between the HVO and the Bosnian Army, according to the Bosnian Croat news agency Habena. Blaskic told Croat-run Mostar radio that the talks were "exceptionally successful." He added that the talks also concentrated on possible developments in the Federation following Croatia's decision to cancel UNPROFOR's mandate on its territory. (Hina) mar rv vm 012215 MET feb 95