GEN. ROSE TO GO TO GORAZDE TOMORROW

ZAGREB, Apr 5 (Hina) - The situation in Gorazde after the latest Serb attack on the outskirts of this eastern-Bosnian Moslem enclave is serious, said UNPROFOR spokesman in Zagreb Matthew Nerzig on Tuesday, adding that UNPROFOR Commander in Bosnia-Herzegovina Gen. Michael Rose would go to Gorazde on Wednesday. UNPROFOR Chief-of-Staff Gen. Charles Ritchie said UNPROFOR estimated that "Gorazde would not fall" and that the Serb advance, "overdramatized by the media" consisted in "minor incursions" at some points. The Secretary-General's Special Envoy Yasushi Akashi is going to Sarajevo and some other towns in Bosnia on Wednesday. He is expected to meet with Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic. Nerzig said UNPROFOR planned to deploy an additional battalion in Gorazde by mid-April. The UN Security Council proclaimed Gorazde a safe haven a year ago. Currently, four UN monitors are posted in the area. 051543 MET apr 94