IZETBEGOVIC CALLS ON U.N. TO PREVENT RENEWED ATTACKS ON GORAZDE

SARAJEVO, Aug 2 (Hina) - Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic forwarded a letter to the UN secreatary general and the Security Council chairman on Tuesday urging them to take urgent measures in order to prevent renewed Serb attacks on the Moslem enclave of Gorazde in eastern Bosnia. Izetbegovic said that the Bosnian Serbs continued to build up troops and heavy weapons inside the 20 km weapons exclusion zone surrounding Gorazde town. He added that the Serb forces were bringing in heavy weapons from Foca, Visegrad, Rogatica and Pale. The Bosnian president went on to say that on the night of July 30 a big column of Serb armoured vehicles arrived in the village of Kopaci only 2 km from Gorazde. He said he was particularly disturbed by the fact that twenty days ago UN peacekeepers had been denied passage through the Serb-controlled part of the Gorazde area. (hina) vm 022031 MET aug 94