CROATIAN AND UNPROFOR OFFICIALS MEET IN ZADAR

ZADAR, June 2 (Hina) - Head of Zadar County Sime Prtenjaca and head of the Government office for relations with UNPROFOR Milivoj Tomas held talks on Thursday with UNPROFOR officials in Sector South. UN officials told a press conference after the talks that both Croatian and Serb sides were willing to implement the March 29 cease-fire agreement. UNPROFOR civil affairs chief Enrique Aquilar said there was a possibility that civilians could soon visit villages in the disengagement zone, and that UNPROFOR in Sector South was planning to organize a meeting of families separated by war. Asked by a reporter when Biograd would start getting water supplies from the pumping station in Kakma, a village under UN control for two months now, Aquilar replied "as soon as we find a solution and as soon as we manage to consult both sides." UNPROFOR spokesman Alun Roberts added that UNPROFOR was aware how important this problem was. However, UN representatives failed to answer how come that Serb forces still held heavy weapons on Debelo Brdo from where they could target Zadar. UN General Kotil said this would be addressed at the next meeting of the joint commission scheduled for June 8. 021554 MET jun 94