SERBS, ABDIC'S TROOPS ATTACK BOSNIAN ARMY IN VELIKA KLADUSA AREA

SARAJEVO, Jan 24 (Hina) - Troops loyal to Moslem separatist Abdic and Croatian Serb forces in UNPA launched fresh attacks on Bosnian Army's positions southeast of Velika Kladusa, UN military observers reported Tuesday. There were more than 500 artillery explosions of artillery and mortar shells in the Velika Kladusa area in the last 24 hours, an UNPROFOR spokesman at Sarajevo headquarters said today. The explosions occurred during the attacks by Serbs and Abdic's forces and then the Bosnian Army returning fire, the spokesman, Gary Coward, said. Another 80 detonations were recorded around the villages of Vedro Polje, Klokot and Zegar near Bihac. There were two armed incidents in Sarajevo. UN military observers reported a short exchange of small arms fire near the Jewish Cemetery. Serbs were accused of opening fire at the city's main street. The incidents left no casualties. An armed incident was also reported from Ribnica when Serb forces launched a shell at Bosnian army's positions. (hina) sd mms 241244 MET jan 95