BOSNIAN ARMY CONTROLS SARAJEVO-TRNOVO ROAD

SARAJEVO, Nov 2 (Hina) - By using fire Bosnian Army soldiers can control a road from Sarajevo to Trnovo, thwarting Serb traffic along that road. The road was crucial for connecting Serb troops besieging Sarajevo to eastern Bosnia and Serbia, a UN Protection Force (UNPROFOR) spokesman, Tim Spicer, said today in Sarajevo. Bosnian Army troops were still in some parts of the Mt Igman demilitarized zone (DMZ), but their number had decreased considerably, he said. Bosnian troops agreed to remove heavy arms from the Mt Igman DMZ which they had used to attack Serb positions recently. UNPROFOR had no accurate information on the distribution of Serb mortars and other kinds of heavy weaponry used to attack civilian targets in the Sarajevo suburb of Hrasnica on the foot of Igman. We were trying to locate the Serbs' heavy weapons, and if we succeeded we would then consider what measures to take, Spicer said. One 122-mm cannon was spotted near Krupac in the weapons exclusion zone around Sarajevo. Serbs were warned by UNPROFOR to remove the cannon and they did, Spicer said. (hina) mar sd mms 021428 MET nov 94