CROATIAN SERBS INCREASE INVOLVEMENT IN ATTACKS IN N.W. BOSNIA

ZAGREB, Feb 2 (Hina) - The involvement of rebel Croatian Serbs in attacks on the Moslem-held Bihac pocket of northwestern Bosnia had increased in the past few weeks and Serb authorities in Knin were largely responsible for continued clashes there, UN spokesman Michael Williams said in Zagreb today. Williams added that this was in direct violation of UN Security Council resolutions. UN military observers reported that rebel Croatian Serbs were building up troops, tanks and heavy artillery in the area of Velika Kladusa, UN spokesman Paul Risley said. From their strongholds in Croatia, Serb forces carried out an artillery attack on Buzim in the northeastern part of the Bihac on Tuesday and Wednesday, Risley said. One of the five shells fired at the town hit the local hospital, damaging the roof but causing no casualties. (Hina) mm rv vm 022017 MET feb 95