SILAJDZIC CALLS FOR ARMS EMBARGO TO BE LIFTED AFER TUZLA MASSACRE

ZAGREB, May 26 (Hina) - Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic today sent a message to the international community regarding yesterday's Serb attack on the northeastern Bosnian town of Tuzla. "Serbian fascist killers killed sixty-six young people deliberately, targeting the popular area of Tuzla called Korzo," Silajdzic told a press conference at the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb. He said that the oldest victim of the attack was twenty-eight years old. "After this we can only say that it's time for the world community to untie our hands and let us defend ourselves. Keeping the arms embargo upon Bosnia-Herzegovina is not only immoral anymore. It is now also inhumane." Silajdzic called on the world community and foreign governments to lift the arms embargo on Bosnia-Herzegovina. "Those who do not do that are unfortunately accomplices in the massacre and genocide that goes on in Bosnia-Herzegovina," he said. (hina) vm 261434 MET may 95