SARAJEVO AIRPORT RESUMES THIS MORNING

SARAJEVO, March 3 (Hina) - The humanitarian airlift to the Bosnian capital resumed Friday morning, the UN in Sarajevo said. UN aid flights were suspended yesterday after a UN airplane had been fired at. UN spokesman Garry Coward today said that the Ilyushin-76 had been shot by five bullets from small arms. A UN investigation showed that the bullets were fired from Dobrinja, a suburb north of Sarajevo Airport, where both Serb and Bosnian government troops were positioned. But it could not be confirmed which side was responsible for the attack, Coward said, adding that the UN forwarded a protest to both sides. (Hina) jn rv vm 031346 MET mar 95