ANOTHER SEVEN KILLED CROATS IN BUHINE KUCE FOUND

VITEZ, Mar 3 (Hina/HABENA) - New information was today released on the Buhine Kuce massacre over Croat civilians and HVO soldiers, committed by Moslem-led Bosnian army in the village of Buhine Kuce (Central Bosnia, 80 kilometres northwest of Sarajevo) on 9 February 1994, said the Vitez-based Croatian Defence Council (HVO) command. Another seven bodies were found on Wednesday afternoon in that village, so that the number of the victims has risen to twenty-four killed persons, according to the Herzeg-Bosnia's News Agency (HABENA). The identification showed that the massacred persons were killed by blunt instruments, knives or rifle fire. The family Vidovic suffered a great tragedy, since brothers Mirko and Dragan Vidovic, Dragan's wife Ankica and Mirko's son Drazenko were killed. Three children of Dragan and Ankica Vidovic were wounded by the Moslem-dominated Bosnian forces, and they are admitted to Split hospitals. Ankica Grbavac and her one-year-old son were also killed in that massacre, said the same source. 031708 MET mar 94