AIRLIFT INTO BOSNIAN CAPITAL RESUMES

ZAGREB, Dec 22 (Hina) - A humanitarian airlift into Sarajevo resumed Wednesday morning. It was suspended on Tuesday after an attack on an UNPROFOR aircraft, said the spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Zagreb, Alemka Lisinski. She said 24 relief flights were scheduled for today from Ancona, Frankfurt, Split and Zagreb after UNHCR had been given assurances from all three sides to the Bosnian conflict that they would not attack unarmed UN aircraft. Yesterday, a UN plane came under small arms fire as it was about to touch down at Sarajevo Airport. The spokeswoman said that judging by the damage it was a deliberate attack. She added that it was the fifth such incident in the last six weeks. After unloading, the plane returned to Zagreb. A UNHCR spokesman in Geneva said yesterday that UNHCR protested to Bosnian Serb authorities about the attack. 221230 MET dec 93