ZAGREB, May 9 (Hina) - The president of the Independent Serb Party
of Croatia, Milorad Pupovac, said in Pakrac today it was most
important that people who decided to stay in the area had the
feeling of safety.
Pupovac visited the western Slavonian towns of Pakrac,
Okucani, Jasenovac and Gradiska which had recently been liberated
by Croatian forces.
Pupovac said that "on the basis of what I've seen, and
everything could not be seen," most towns and villages were
vacated.
The largest number of Serbs remained in the Pakrac area -
around 5,000, including men detained in Bjelovar, Varazdin and
Pozega, while other areas in western Slavonia were almost vacated,
he said.
Pupovac criticized Croatian authorities for returning released
men to their homes "mainly overnight" and "without informing
remaining Serbs officials in the area."
Pupovac supported the international presence in the region.
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