BOSNIAN ARMY COMMANDER ENDS VISIT TO UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, Sept 15 (Hina) - Bosnian army commander General Rasim Delic ended his visit to the United States on Wednesday during which he had met high officials of the US Defence Department, State Department and Congress, the Bosnian embassy in Washington said in a statement today. The statement said Delic had warned that Serbia continued supplying military aid to Bosnian Serbs across two pontoon bridges over the Drina river south of Zvornik and by the Rudo-Rogatica road southeast of Sarajevo. Delic added that military formations of the Yugoslav army's Novi Sad, Uzice and Valjevo Corps were active on the territory of Bosnia-Herzegovina. He also reminded that all Bosnian Serb army commanders were paid and promoted to higher ranks by Belgrade. Delic emphasized it would be a "serious mistake" to ease international sanctions on the Yugoslav federation (comprising Serbia and Montenegro). Delic thanked the United States for support and efforts to lift an arms embargo from the Sarajevo government. (hina) mm vm 151320 MET sep 94