DEFENCE MINISTRY ON LATEST SERB MISSILE ATTACK ON ZAGREB

ZAGREB, May 3 (Hina) - The Croatian Defence Ministry issued a statement in connection with today's Serb missile attack on Zagreb. "According to the first unofficial reports, six projectiles hit the greater Zagreb area, again targeting civilian facilities. The number of casualties and fatalities has not been officially ascertained. The city was put on general alert at 12:10 hours," the statement said. "This latest terrorist attack on Zagreb shows that Serb extremists in Croatia's temporarily occupied areas are in total disarray and confusion. It is obvious there is no coordination whatsoever between their political leadership and the so-called army," the statement said, emphasising that there was a rift in the Serb military. "The most extreme examples are Milan Celeketic (commander of Knin Serb paramilitary formations) and a certain Loncar, who are known to have ordered the two missile attacks on the Croatian capital of Zagreb and other Croatian towns and villages," the statement said, stressing that Celeketic, Loncar and their superior Milan Martic were among the worst war criminals in recent European history. (hina) mm as vm 031359 MET may 95