RENEWED FIGHTING AT TESANJ, NORTHERN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, Feb 24 (Hina) - UN military observers have counted 76 detonations in the Tesanj surroundings, northern Bosnia, in the last 24 hours. An UNPROFOR spokesperson in Sarajevo said the detonations were accompanied by small arms fire but observers could not investigate further because of their limited freedom of movement. The same source said that Bosnian Army troops in all liberated territory in recent days had been strengthening their training. There were infrequent explosions in other parts of north Bosnia - the Sava River valley, Ribnica, Doboj, Lukavac, Tuzla and Majevica. In the entire Bosnia-Herzegovina area, UNPROFOR registered six cease-fire violations, and Serbs were blamed for these. No full-blown cease-fire violations were registered in Sarajevo, but small-arms fire was opened 218 times. This was described by a spokesman as "isolated incidents" that did not threaten the cease-fire. (hina) jn sd as 241702 MET feb 95