BOSNIAN FEDERATION PRESIDENT RECEIVES OSCE DELEGATION

MOSTAR, April 5 (Hina) - The president of the Bosnian Federation and of the Presidential Council of the Croat Republic of Herzeg- Bosnia, Kresimir Zubak, today received a delegation of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), led by Hans Peter Cleiner. Zubak also received three ombudsmen in the Federation - Branka Raguz, Vera Jovanovic and Esad Muhivic. Zubak repeated his doubts that the Bonn accords on the establishment of the Federation would be implemented by April 15. Zubak said that the main problem was that the war was still not over and that no comprehensive settlement had been found. "This is the reason why both Croat and Moslem sides are reserved," he stressed. He said that the international community did not have a vision of how to organize Bosnia-Herzegovina, and added that "Bosnia- Herzegovina can survive only if it is organized on the model of Switzerland." Speaking of the protection of human rights, Zubak said that more than 50 percent of Bosnian Croats had been expelled from their homes. Istvan Szabo, special envoy of the current OSCE chairman, Hungarian foreign minister Laszlo Kovacs, said that the OSCE was strongly supporting the implementation of the Washington accords. Szabo said that there was a gap between international organizations regarding Bosnia-Herzegovina. Switzerland's ambassador to Croatia, Peter Trondle, described the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina as "unclear". (hina) jn vm 051715 MET apr 95