SERB REBELS' LEADER REQUIRES UNIFICATION OF"ALL SERB COUNTRIES"

BELGRADE, Aug 5 (Hina) - At yesterday's session at the Plitvice Lakes the self-styled parliament of Serb rebels from Croatia's occupied areas gave full support to Bosnian Serbs' decision to reject a peace plan, devised by the five-nation Contact Group for Bosnia-Herzegovina. Serb rebels from Croatia also asked for paving the way for the "unification of all Serb countries". According to Belgrade-based media, the self-proclaimed president of the so- called "Republic of Serb Krajina", Milan Martic said that this "Krajina" would face the same fate that Bosnian Serbs were experiencing now in their self-styled Serb republic ( in the occupied areas of Bosnia). According to conclusions made at the session at the Plitvice Lakes "the unification with the Serb Republic (in Bosnia) should be carried out regardless of how parliaments of Serbia and Montenegro might decide on this issue. A request for the unification of "all Serb countries" will be also sent to Serbia's and Montenegro's parliaments. Belgrade-based newspapers have published today this news from the Plitvice Lake session just in a few sentences after other highlighted reports on first pages, and BORBA is the only daily that brings a broader report on this. (hina) mar mm 051642 MET aug 94