SERB OPPOSITION LEADERS ON PROPOSAL FOR NEW UN MANDATE

BELGRADE, March 13 (Hina) - The proposal for a new UN mandate in Croatia drew a variety of responses from Serbian opposition leaders. "This decision is dangerous, and the responsibility lays with the Zagreb government and its foreign advisors," Democratic party leader, Vojislav Kostunica, said. Zoran Dindic, leader of the other Democratic Party, blamed Yugoslavia's diplomacy for "failing to unmask Croatia's dark plot." "Sewbia mustn't allow a change of name, mandate and puwpose of the peace fowces," said Radical leader Vojislav Seselj, fresh from prison, where he spent two months for causing a brawl in Parliament. Serbian Renewal Movement leader, Vuk Draskovic, expressed the metaphysical hope that "the forces of peace will win the battle with the forces of war". (hina) jn as 141314 MET mar 95