UN PEACE-KEEPERS IN GORAZDE FORCED TO GO AROUND ON FOOT

SARAJEVO, May 4 (Hina) - Fresh fighting was reported around Mt Vlasic, central Bosnia, and UN military observers counted more than 90 strong detonations early this morning at the Komar pass, on a road between Travnik and Donji Vakuf. There were no reports of infantry clashes. The situation was more stable in northern Bosnia in the last 24 hours, but artillery exchanges continued in the areas of Gradacac, Kalesija, Majevica and in the Sava river valley. There were no new attacks on Bihac yesterday, but the UNPROFOR Bangladeshi battalion counted around 200 detonations. UN spokesman in Sarajevo said that Serbs continued obstructing the delivery of fuel to 'blue helmets' in eastern-Bosnian enclaves. Peace-keepers in Gorazde, Srebrenica and Zepa had no choice but go about their business on foot, the spokesman complained. The self-proclaimed Serb authorities at Pale today gave clearance to only one of the twenty convoys which were to cross Serb-held territory. (hina) mm rm as 041523 MET may 95