'ARMED INCIDENTS' IN SARAJEVO RISE TO 5,130 - U.N.

SARAJEVO, May 18 (Hina) - After yesterday's all-day clashes, early morning hours in Sarajevo were relatively calm. UN spokesman for the sector Sarajevo, Gy Vinnet, said sporadic fightings had taken place last night at Mt. Igman area, notably along the road connecting Sarajevo and the free territory. Earlier in the evening some fire trading was registered along the line toward the Serb-controlled Sarajevo district of Grbavica. UN military observers have counted 5,130 armed incidents an all area of Sarajevo, during past 24 hours, including over 1,000 cannon, tank and mortar blows. The observers also reported on casualties, saying there were seven wounded on Bosnian side, including three civilians, while Serbs had one killed and three wounded. Local hospital source in Sarajevo said however that there were 15 wounded on Bosnian side. (Hina) mm bk 181209 MET may 95