A LULL IN SARAJEVO NORTHWEST SECTION AFTER LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTING

SARAJEVO, Nov 8 (Hina) - A lull ensued in the Sarajevo northwestern sections near the Airport after 22:00 last night where fierce fighting had been erupted between the Bosnian Army and Serb forces at 20:20 hrs Monday. The commander of UN Protection Force (UNPROFOR) for Sarajevo Section, General Gubilliard last night made contact with Bosnian Army and Bosnian Serb representatives, adamantly demanding to cease the clashes. He also requested NATO airplanes should fly over Sarajevo, as a measure of warning, UNPROFOR sources said. The conflict had erupted first along the line of separation between the Bosnian Army troops and the Serb forces near the suburb of Ilidza. The exchange of intensified mortar fire took place and, infantry fighting followed, a UNPROFOR spokesman, Koos Sol, said last night. The nearby Sarajevo airport also came under mortar fire, the French UN peace keepers controlling the airport said. No reports on material damage were issued. At about 21:00 hrs last night one cannon round hit the area near the "PTT" building the 'blue helmets' were accommodated. Sarajevo saw relatively calm night afterwards, Sol said. UNPROFOR representatives were to investigate the last night evening's incidents. The investigation results were expected to be published today. (hina) jas mms 081057 MET nov 94