SERBS VIOLATE CEASE-FIRE IN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, Jan 26 (Hina) - Bosnia was quiet in the last 24 hours except that 316 detonations were registered south and southeast of Velika Kladusa, the Bihac pocket, UN sources in Sarajevo said on Thursday. No detailed report was issued on the situation in the Velika Kladusa area, while UN military observers could just register a total of the detonations, according to the same sources. There were six detonations and sporadic small arms fire exchange near the villages of Zegar, Vedro Polje, Klokot and Sokolac inside the UN-declared safe haven. In the whole of Bosnia UN military observers recorded five 'real' violations of the current cease-fire. The Serb side was responsible for these incidents. Serbs, situated south of Kladanj, fired three artillery shells. They launched two shells east of Ribnica. Regional commissions for monitoring the cease-fire Wednesday held sessions in Tomislavgrad, Gorazde and Bihac, the UN sources in Sarajevo said. The determination of confrontation lines was now going on, so that the disengagement of the sides to conflict would be carried out at the following stage in line with the cessation of hostilities agreement in Bosnia. (hina) mar mms 261323 MET jan 95