UNPROFOR PRESS CONFERENCE IN ZAGREB

ZAGREB, Nov 25 (Hina) - Humanitarian aid delivery to Bosnia-Herzegovina became heavy because of snow and ice, but the convoys which left Wednesday for central Bosnia after a four-week interruption reaches its destinations, UNPROFOR Spokesperson in Zagreb Shannon Boyd told today's press conference. The Spokesperson warned on frequent deliberate attacks launched on UNPROFOR soldiers, especially in the areas of Mostar, Fojnica, Jajce, Zepce and Gorazde. The building of the bridge across the river of Neretva, near Bijela, could not be finished before the end of January and UNPROFOR considers transporting of load across the river by ferry, said Shannon Boyd. It is mainly calm in UNPA's in Croatia, except in south-western part of Sector South where small arms fire was registered, especially in the areas of Smiljcici, Novigrad, Benkovac and Miranje (north Dalmatia), said the Spokesperson. UN Force Commander Gen. Jean Cot is visiting today Sector West where UNPROFOR established hot lines in order to implement the agreed ceasefire with less difficulty. Gen. Cot is to leave soon for Sector North, said Shannon Boyd. 251516 MET nov 93