U.N. REPORTS FRESH WEAPONS IN SERB-HELD EASTERN CROATIA

ZAGREB, April 13 (Hina) - UN peackeepers have discovered that rebel Serb forces have six new antiaircraft guns in the Vukovar area in eastern Croatia. UN military spokesman Col. Walt Natynczyk told reporters in Zagreb today that six 40mm antiaircraft guns and 26 Serb troops were spotted on April 11 during a military exercise at the Borovo airfield near Vukovar. The UN did not know where the weapons had come from. He stressed that there were weapons in Croatia and Bosnia- Herzegovina which had never been put on UN lists. Natynczyk said the antiaircraft guns had been registered and were now kept in a UN warehouse. UN peackeepers had earlier found six unlisted tanks in the Serb-occupied Baranja region bordering on Serbia. The tanks were also put in a UN warehouse. Commenting on the presence of Serb combat aircraft at the Udbina airfield in former UN Sector South, Natynczyk said this was not a problem because there was no flight ban over Croatia. But this would be a problem if those planes engaged in combat actions over the ceasefire zone, he added. (hina) mm vm 131649 MET apr 95