BELGRADE, April 14 (Hina) - Belgrade radio reported yesterday that
the leader of Serbian separatists in Croatia, Milan Martic,
forwarded a letter to UN Force Commander Bertrand de Lapresle, in
which he said that he was surprised to learn about UNPROFOR
intentions to deploy its forces at internationally recognized
Croatian borders. He can accept the deployment of UNPROFOR troops
only "at the disengagement line with Croatia", reported Belgrade
radio.
Monitoring of Croatia's internationally recognized borders,
which are currently controlled by Serb rebels, is stipulated by UN
Security Council Resolution 769.
Martic does not like such an idea because in that way the
border between Croatia's occupied areas and Serbia would be
established in UNPA East, while the border between Croatia's
occupied areas and the Bosnian territory controlled by Serbs would
be established in Sectors West, North and South.
The Bosnian Serb leader, Radovan Karadzic stated three days
ago that operations of the international community, namely NATO's
operation around Gorazde, would only accelerate the unification of
Serbian lands.
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