ROSE LOOKING AT PUNITIVE MEASURES AGAINST BOSNIAN ARMY

SARAJEVO, Oct 6 (Hina) - The commander of the UN peace-keeping force in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Lt. Gen. Michael Rose, was looking at a possibility of punitive actions against the Moslem-led Bosnian government army for threatening the demilitarized zone on mounts Igman and Bjelasnica near Sarajevo, UNPROFOR spokesman Major Koos Sol told Hina this evening. Major Sol said UNPROFOR was forced to examine a possibility of concrete actions after several consecutive warnings to the Bosnian army over its incursion into the demilitarized zone around Sarajevo proved ineffective. Major Sol said that Lt. Gen. Rose failed to travel to Pale despite an earlier announcement by UN special envoy Yasushi Akashi. He added that the Pale meeting had not been scheduled at all. The spokesman said the humanitarian airlift into Sarajevo could resume tomorrow afternoon. Sarajevo airport was reopened today after a ten-day blockade and the UN conducted two flights for the purposes of its troops. (hina) jas vm 062159 MET oct 94