REPORT ISSUED BY HERZEG-BOSNIA'S DEFENCE MINISTRY

MOSTAR, March 6 (Hina/HABENA) - The Moslem-led Bosnian Army's forces on the Uskoplje (Gornji Vakuf)-Rama battlefield (Central Bosnia) carried out sporadic armed provocations on Saturday, said the Herzeg-Bosnia's News Agency (HABENA) relying its report on the sources of the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosnia's Defence Ministry. According to the same source, the Moslem-predominantly Bosnian forces were sighted yesterday setting on fire houses of the expelled Croats in the location of Donja Slatina in this crisis area. A meeting between representatives of the Croatian Defence Council (HVO) and the Moslem-led Bosnian Army was held yesterday in the UNPROFOR base in the town of Uskoplje (Gornji Vakuf) where they discussed the issues of determining disengagement lines, establishing mixed check-points and moving heavy weaponry out of agreed exclusion zones as well as enabling UNPROFOR monitoring the implementation of a cease-fire agreement, said the report of the Herzeg-Bosnia's Defence Ministry. According to the same report a cease-fire was mostly respected in the Vitez crisis area (Central Bosnia). Only minor armed provocations were registered yesterday on this Central Bosnian battlefield. The Moslem-led Bosnian forces, located in the village of Luke on the Kiseljak battlefield (Central Bosnia), opened sporadic small arms fire on Saturday at the HVO soldiers who were clearing of mines the road for the village of Dusina in order that UNPROFOR units could use that route, said to the same report. 061214 MET mar 94