UP TO 20 HELICOPTERS FLY FROM SERBIA TO BOSNIA, UN SAYS

ZAGREB, Feb 4 (Hina) - From fifteen to twenty helicopters flew from Serbia to Bosnia-Herzegovina on Friday night. The helicopters were spotted flying north and northeast of Srebrenica by Dutch UN peace keepers deployed in this UN-declared 'safe haven' in eastern Bosnia, a UN spokesman in Zagreb, Paul Risley, today told Hina. "The helicopters were moving from east toward west, and they violated the international border between Serbia and Bosnia- Herzegovina, Risley said. He added that there had been several such incidents in the last six months. The helicopters were likely to be used in "the supply mission", according to Risley. Six months ago Serbia declared an embargo on any kind of help except for humanitarian aid, to Bosnian Serbs, because they had refused to accept the peace plan of the Contact Group for Bosnia. According to international observers deployed at Serbian- Bosnian border, the embargo was generally being held. Thanks to such an assessment the United Nations have eased sanctions imposed on Serbia. (hina) mar mms 041729 MET feb 95