NATO JETS AGAIN STRIKE BOSNIAN SERB AMMO DUMP

SARAJEVO, May 26 (Hina) - NATO aircraft carried out a second attack on a Bosnian Serb ammunition dump near Pale today at 10.30 hours local time. The air strike was requested by UNPROFOR. The NATO action was prompted by Serb attacks on five UN- designated safe areas and by their failure to comply with a UN ultimatum under which Serbs were to have returned by noon yesterday three artillery pieces and a mortar they had seized from a UN- guarded heavy weapons depot, UN spokesman Alexander Ivanko said in Sarajevo. He said the UN and NATO would continue to act resolutely of the development of the situation required so. The party which failed to place heavy weapons inside the 20 km weapons exclusion zone around Sarajevo by noon today would face air strikes, Ivanko stressed. He strongly condemned last night's Serb attack on the northeastern town of Tuzla, which, according to UN military observers, had killed 71 people and wounded 151. Ivanko described the attack as an "act of medieval barbarity." The Tuzla massacre was also vehemently condemned by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). (hina) vm jn 261505 MET may 95