SEVER FIGHTS IN MALA KLADUSA, NORTHERN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, March 2 (Hina) - Severe fighting between Bosnian Army's 5th Corps and renegade Moslem troops loyal to local tycoon Fikret Abdic, supported by rebel Serbs from Croatia, were recorded near Mala Kladusa in western Bosnia-Herzegovina today. UN military observers yesterday registered more then 800 detonations in the area of Mala Kladusa and peristent small arms fire. UNPROFOR official in Sarajevo confirmed the reported clashes in the area, but the front line in the area of Kladusa remained the same. Detonations were also recorded at the Grabez Plateau where Bosnian Army were fighting with Bosnian Serbs. However Serb attacks in the Bihac zone persisted. UN military observers reported that Serbs launched three tank shells at a Bihac suburb. In the area of Bosanska Krupa UN peacekeepers counted 27 detonations. A great number of mortar and cannon explosions were registered in northern Bosnia, while in the area of Doboj and the Sava River Valley 94 detonations were counted. (Hina) jn rv as 021344 MET mar 95