THREE FRENCH U.N. PEACEKEEPERS WOUNDED IN SARAJEVO

SARAJEVO, May 24 (Hina) - Around 80 detonations were registered in Sarajevo by noon today, UN spokesman Gy Vinnet said. Two French UN peacekeepers were wounded by shrapnel when a mortar shell hit a UN base near the central railway station. Their lives were not in danger. Another French soldier was wounded in another part of the city this morning. In the afternoon, Serb forces opened occasional mortar fire on the Grdonje district of north Sarajevo, UN military observers reported. Vinnet said that this morning Serb troops raided UN-guarded heavy weapons depots in the village of Osijek and Sarajevo's suburb of Ilidza, firing one mortar shell from each site. Vinnet was unable to specify the target of these attacks. (hina) jn vm 241500 MET may 95