BOSNIAN SERB CHIEFS ON EVERYTHING FROM WRONG MAPS TO NATO

PALE, Dec 8, (Hina) - Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and Serb chiefs Nikola Koljevic, Momcilo Krajisnik and Aleksa Buha yesterday held a press conference, which was covered by the Pale-based Bosnian Serb television. Commenting on the possibity of a confederation between Yugoslavia and Bosnian Serbs, Krajisnik said a confederation 'was a thing of the future', which 'could not change the map problem'. He added that the maps were in need of some dire corrections - right now. Elaborating on Serb-UNPROFOR relations, Karadzic said: "If we had guarantees that NATO would not attack Serb positions and civilians any more, relations with UNPROFOR would change quick smart and at UNPROFOR's satisifaction. "If we come closer to peace, UNPROFOR's presence would be of great help - but if America and the Moslems choose further war, it would be better for UNPROFOR to leave." Karadzic offerred full security in the withdrawl of UNPROFOR troops through Serb territory but only under the condition that they didn't leave any weapons behind for the Moslems. The height of the press conference was when Karadzic said: "The end of the Balkan crisis and the beginning of Balkan stability will happen only when the right of Serbs to create one State is recognised." Karadzic also said he had nothing against breakaway Serb leader Freaket Abdic, inserting his 'legitimate' authority to control west Bosnian territory. (Hina) jn sd as 081458 MET dec 94