BOSNIAN CRISIS SHOULD BE RESOLVED IN PEACEFUL MANNER TUDJMAN SAYS

ZAGREB, Jan 9 (Hina) - Croatian President Franjo Tudjman today received a Bosnian Federation delegation including President Kresimir Zubak, Vice-President Ejup Ganic and Defence Minister Jadranko Prlic, a Presidential Office statement said. The meeting was also attended by Foreign Minister Mate Granic, Defence Minister Gojko Susak, the President's Special Envoy Miomir Zuzul, the President's Adviser on the Fededration and Confederation Bosiljko Misetic, the President's Adviser Slobodan Lang and Bosnian Embassy Adviser Fuad Sabeta. They discussed the implementation of an agreement on establishing a Croat-Moslem federation in Bosnia-Herzegovina and linking it in a confederation to Croatia. The talks particularly focused on the observing of the four- month cessation-of-hostilities agreement in Bosnia-Herzegovina and concrete issues regarding the Federation and Confederation. President Tudjman stressed that Bosnian crisis should be resolved in a peaceful manner, the statement said. (hina) mm vm 091614 MET jan 95