AKASHI AND REDMAN TO MEET IN ZAGREB

ZAGREB, April 7 (Hina) - The special envoy of the U.N. Secretary General Yasushi Akashi on Wednesday afternoon in Zagreb will meet with Charles Redman, U.S. President's special envoy in former Yugoslavia, said today UNPROFOR spokesman Mathew Nerzig at news conference. Situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina was stable during last 24 hours except in Gorazde that was targeted by four shells this morning. Lines of confrontation are on north, northeast and southeast from the town but greatest concern was caused by situation in the region south of Gorazde where Serb forces moved for five kilometers on north and now control great part of territory south of river Drina, said Nerzig. He added that UNPROFOR appraise Serb's strategic goal is not to conquer Gorazde. UNPROFOR is very much encouraged with situation in U.N. protected areas in Croatia as well as with respecting of ceasefire, Nerzig said. The first meeting of joint commission for implementation of the agreement will be held tomorrow at Turanj, near Karlovac, in presence of the UNPROFOR Commander-in-Chief general Bertrand de Lapresle. Within of ten days Turkish military reconnaissance team will arrive in Zagreb in order to arrange disposition of Turkish battalion that is going to join U.N. peace forces in next following weeks, said UNHCR spokesman. 071516 MET apr 94