SPORADIC FIRE AROUND VELIKA KLADUSA WITH JUST 105 DETONATIONS, UN SAYS

SAYS SARAJEVO, Feb 8 (Hina) - UN military observers, deployed around Velika Kladusa, counted 105 detonations of artillery and mortar shells in the last 24 hours, and a dozen explosions around Bihac, western Bosnia. The front in western Bosnia was calmer than the previous day, a UN Protection Force official in Sarajevo said today. Sporadic small arms fire was registered near Bosanska Krupa and Bosanska Otoka, but there were no changes to front lines, UNPROFOR spokesman, Herve Gourmelon said. Three shells were fired at northern Bosnia, according to UN radar systems. These were said to be the only breaches of cease- fire yesterday. Serbs were blamed for this incident, the UNPROFOR spokesman said. Representatives of the Bosnian Army, Croatian Defence Council (HVO), and Serb forces, along with UNPROFOR officials, yesterday took a helicopter flight over Mount Igman and confirmed that no Bosnian soldiers were in a demilitarized zone, Gourmelon said. (hina) sd mms 081248 MET feb 95