NOBILO WRITES TO GHALI, PROTESTS OVER BOSNIAN SERB ATTACKS

NEW YORK, Nov 7, (Hina) - Croatia's ambassador to the UN, Mario Nobilo, today sent a letter to UN secretary general Boutros Boutros-Ghali protesting against the Bosnian Serbs' latest attack on the eastern Croatian town of Zupanja. Nobilo said that on November 6 Bosnian Serb paramilitary forces launched a combined missile and artillery attack on Zupanja and its surroundings, firing a total 30 missiles and four artillery shells. Nobilo reminded Ghali of earlier protests against similar attacks on Zupanja. "My Government has emphasised that it considers the continuation of the present situation as a threat to the security and territorial integrity of the Republic of Croatia," Nobilo wrote. "The ongoing peace process and stability in the wider region are seriously jeopardised by such acts of aggression by the Bosnian Serbs, this series of events must not be allowed to continue unabated." (Hina) mm sd vm 071913 MET nov 94