UNPROFOR ON SITUATION IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

SARAJEVO, July 4 (Hina) - The situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina is calmer than it was in recent weeks. UNPROFOR Spokesman in Sarajevo Eric Chaperon said that Serb forces fired 13 mortar rounds at the Konjic area (northern Herzegovina) on Sunday. Two rounds fell only 500 m from a camp where Malaysian UNPROFOR members have been accommodated. The exchange of shelling resumed this morning in the area west of Gracanica (north-eastern Bosnia) with a total of 120 detonations reported. 26 shells hit the Tuzla area, 17 shells landed near Gradacac and 16 near Doboj. In the Gorazde area, 28 incidents were registered. 'Blue helmets' reported on Sunday three attacks launched on their members in the Visoko region, Central Bosnia. U.S. special co-ordinator for Sarajevo William Eagleton addressed today's press conference in the UNPROFOR base in Sarajevo. He said that positive results had been achieved at the conference on donations for the reconstruction of Sarajevo held in New York on 29 June. Eagleton told journalists that a new meeting of main donators who finance Sarajevo's reconstruction would be held in Vienna in September. 041658 MET jul 94