RESIDENTS OF MOSCENICA PUT UP ROADBLOCKS

MOSCENICA, May 14 (Hina) - Alarmed at the failure of Serb forces to pull out of the blue zone in keeping with the March 29 Agreement, the residents of Moscenica (50 km S.E. of Zagreb) put up roadblocks on a road leading to occupied Petrinja (UNPA North) on Friday evening and spent the night keeping watch at the barricade. Under the March 29 agreement, Croatian army and Serb paramilitary troops were to withdraw from the 2-km disengagement zone, which was to be policed by UNPROFOR. The Croatian army duly withdrew from the 'blue zone' part of Moscenica, but Serb guerrillas, including notorious "wolfhounds" from Bosnia, remained at a nearby timber factory disguised as workers. The factory is flying the Serbian flag. The residents had staged another protest ten days ago, when UNPROFOR members removed the Croatian flag from the local club and Serb guerrillas took away five people who had gone to look at their houses in the "blue zone," putting them in jail on the charge of "crossing the Serbian border." 141436 MET may 94