FIGHTING RESUMES IN NORTHWESTERN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, March 1 (Hina) - After a short period of lull, Bosnian Serbs forces and renegade Moslem troops resumed battles against the Bosnian Moslem-led government army in northwestern Bosnia, the UN in Sarajevo said. Breakaway Moslem forces attacked government positions south of Velika Kladusa, and last night UN military observers counted 1,100 detonations in the area. The largest number of explosions was recorded between 4 and 8 o'clock this morning but there was no word on whether there had been a shift in the front lines. Fighting also re-erupted between Serb forces and the government army on the Grabez plateau. UN spokesman Gary Coward told reporters in Sarajevo that the UN had registered about 30 detonations in the area this morning. (hina) jn vm 011508 MET mar 95