CROATIAN SERB REBELS DECIDE TO UNIFY WITH BOSNIAN SERBS

BELGRADE, May 21 (Hina) - The self-styled assembly of Croatian Serb rebels (i.e. of the so-called republic of Serb Krajina) finished a three-day session last night in the occupied town of Borovo Selo, eastern Croatia. The assembly decided to start "unification of the (self- proclaimed) Serb republic (in Bosnia) and the republic Serb 'Krajina'", and that the process of unifying should not be carry on "against interests other Serb countries, first of all, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SRJ)' according to Belgrade radio. The assembly also demanded that the defeat of Serb forces in western Slavonia should be urgently analyzed, and that their armed troops should be organized for recapturing the lost area, according to the same radio. (hina) mm 211304 MET may 95