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           KARADZIC'S SERBS CLAIM: NATO USED NUCLEAR WEAPONS

London, March 13, 1996.(Press TWRA)-Karadzic's TV accused NATO
for using "lower intensity nuclear weapons", during the air-
strikes upon Serb military positions in BH last summer and
autumn, BBC reports. Karadzic's TV claims that NATO "used the
most advanced weapons while attacking Serb villages, including
slight atomic weapons which caused a certain degree of long-
lasting radio-activity and expert groups found out some symptoms
of illnesses related to radio-activity, which, in addition,
caused an unusual behavior of a cattle." TV Pale, under the
control of Serb extremists, TV Banja Luka and several radio-
stations in the occupied area of BH and Yugoslavia, as well as
SRNA (Karadzic's news agency), have already made some sensational
news. When Russian nationalist leader, Zhirinovski,paid visit to
"Republic of Srpska", he said, for SKY NEWS, that he gave to
Mladic's forces some "secret weapons by which they can destroy
all their enemies." When talking with ex-editor of TV Pale, Risto
Djogo (who got sunk in a lake near Zvornik, but there is a
suspicion he was killed by Milosevic's secret police, for
collecting evident on Milosevic's guilty for the war, by which
Pale could blackmail Serbian President), Milutin Kukanjac,general
of ex-YU Army and, at the beginning, Commander of the Sarajevo
YNA Corps, said:"It would be best if Serbs could defeat all the
world, without risking life of any Serb." <end>A.S.

          GENERAL GVERO ACCUSES KARADZIC FOR A WRONG POLICY

Belgrade, Sarajevo, March 13, 1996. (Press TWRA) - General Milan
Gvero, Deputy Commander of the Serb Army in BH, accused, in his
interview given to journalists from Serbia, R.Karadzic for
leading an unsuccessful war, which could lead to defeat of his
party (SDS) on a first, post-war parliamentarian and presidential
elections in the Republic of Srpska and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Karadzic have already committed several mistakes, Gvero said,
pointing out that Pale have been relying, at the same time, upon
Belgrade authorities and on some opposition parties. <end>A.S.

          RUSSIA LIFTED ARMS EMBARGO FOR EX-YUGOSLAVIA

Moscow, March 13, 1996. (Press TWRA) -Russian President Boris
Jeljcin signed a decreet on lifting of the arms-embargo for ex-
Yugoslavia, his port-parole Sergei Medvedev reported. At the
first stage, starting immediately, a new military and technique
cooperation is allowed, excluding arms-trade. From March, 14
small arms and from June 11, heavy weapons (tanks, heavy
artillery and corresponding ammunition) could be sold, unless
Security Council makes, in a meantime, some different decisions,
Medvedev explained. During the last two years, by intermediacy of
Belgrade, Russia made provisions of modern anti- aircraft rocket
system SAM for Serbs in BH, but Western countries have not
incited any discussion on that issue. <end> A.S. �## CrossPoint v3.02 ##