SERBS RESTRICT UN FUEL TO SARAJEVO

ZAGREB, Oct 6 (Hina) - Bosnian Serbs were limiting the amount of fuel that could be transported to Sarajevo despite last Saturday's agreement on convoys being allowed to move freely, UN spokeman Paul Risley said today at a Zagreb press conference. "The Bosnian Serbs agreed on a specified number of UN convoys being allowed to enter Sarajevo," Risley said. But the Serbs were restricting the amount of fuel that convoys could transport. The fuel was indispensable for UNPROFOR operations, he said. Only one UNPROFOR logistics convoy entered the Bosnian capital after the agreement was signed by Bosnian Serb military commanders on Saturday. The conditions that the Serbs were setting for clearances for the free passage of convoys were "unacceptable to UNPROFOR", Risley said. He said UNPROFOR was continuing to pressure Serbs into giving unconditional clearance to UN convoys entering Sarajevo. (hina) sd mm 061550 MET oct 94