DRUNKEN SERB SOLDIERS TRY A RAID ON UN-GUARED ARMS DEPOT

SARAJEVO, Aug 14 (Hina) - The Bosnian-Herzegovinian and Bosnian Serb sides met today at Sarajevo airport to sign a U.N.-brokered agreement on halting sniping fire in the Bosnian capital. The talks were organized by the U.N. Protection Force (UNPROFOR). At today's talks the two sides would probably discuss other questions in the current situation in the city. The situation in Sarajevo was considerably calmer in the last 24 hours than in the last few days, said a spokesman for UNPROFOR Major Dacre Holloway. Only one incident was registered last night in the Sarajevo greater area. Drunken Serb soldiers tried to force their way into a U.N.-guarded arms depot at Bare (a northern section of Sarajevo). They required French peacekeepers to hand over heavy weapons to them, but French troops stood their ground. The UNPROFOR headquarters in Sarajevo still do not know where a Serb T-84 tank could be now located after being spotted inside the U.N.-declared save haven of Sarajevo. Another anti-aircraft cannon noticed on Friday at Ilidza (the Sarajevo suburb) within the heavy weapons exclusion zone, is believed to remain in the zone. (hina) mm 141354 MET aug 94