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          IZETBEGOVIC'S COMPARISON OF SARAJEVO & MOSTAR
Zagreb, Sarajevo, March 13,1996 (Press TWRA) - Zagreb's daily
"Vecernji list" reported that Bosnian President izetbegovic sent
yesterday from the hospital the message to the citizens of the
eastern part of Mostar: "Do not be sad because some individuals
and groups on the other side of River Neretva rejoice, because 
look how ended those in Sarajevo who also acted arrogantly and
violently". "Vecernji list" in relation to that cited Ivo
Lozancic, Croatian local leader from Zepca (town on the north of
middle Bosnia and under HVO control) and who is also 
vice-President of B-H HDZ, and who said: "Such comparison is
unacceptably threatening, but we will not be frightened". 
(end) A.S.
          FEDERAL POLICE ARRESTED PLUNDERS ON ILIDZA
Sarajevo, March 13,1996 (Press TWRA) - The Commissioner of
International Police Forces (IPTF), Peter Fitzgerald, on today's
press conference in Sarajevo reported that on Ilidza area, where
Federal B-H Police moved in yesterday, great number of plunders
and violence in general was noted. The international policemen 
noted yesterday 35 plunders and attempts to threat the Serbs who
decided to stay in their homes and who were exposed to Serbian
extremists threats, who before leaving torched most of the
buildings on Ilidza. Fitzgerald confirmed that Federal police
arrested great number of villains trying to prevent plunders and
threats to Serbs on Ilidza. P.F. also stated that he thought that
incidents on Ilidza were committed by groups of plunders who
arrived from Sarajevo. In the last few days IPTF noted several
cases of threats by those who returned to that Sarajevo's suburb
to Serbs who stayed in Hadzici. Federal police stopped these
threats to Serbs. (end) A.S.
          B.B. GHALI FOR EXTENSION OF UNMO ON PREVLAKA
New York, March 13,1996 (Press TWRA) - Boutros Ghali, UNO General
Secretary, proposed to Security Council the extension of UNMO
mandate (UN military observers) on peninsula Prevlaka. Prevlaka
is on the very south of Croatia, from where the exit and entrance
of ships to Boka Kotorska Bay situated on the south-west of Monte
Negro has been controlled where the biggest part of FR
Yugoslavia's Navy. Croatia supported the idea that UNMO take the
control over Organization European Cooperation and Security
(OECS) Prevlaka mission, but OECS stated that in the near future
can not take over such responsibility. Monte Negro and FRY wanted
UNMO to stay on Prevlaka. Butros B. Ghali emphasize that
international neglect of the Prevlaka problem could lead to war
between Croatia and FRY, because none of these states are willing
to give up Prevlaka. Croatian President Tudjman in the last few
years often emphasized the possibility of giving up on Prevlaka
"as a part of final solution of the former Yugoslavia crisis",
but recently he changed his position and some observers believe
that he did that under US pressure, which does not want to loose
control over that territory, which could ease the Russian access
to warm seas - Adriatic, and the Mediterranean. (end) A.S.�## CrossPoint v3.02 ##