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SRNA REVIEW OF DAILY NEWS, May 9, 1996
DOBOJ - Residents of the Serb village of Rjecica, on Mt.
Ozren, prevented about 30 Maglaj Muslims from visiting graves of
their relatives, because they did not adhere to a agreement on
way of crossing the border, reached on April 25. Muslim civilians
were accompanied by Muslim and foreign journalists, who behaved
aggressively and pompously, thus provoking a revolt among the
Serbs culminating in a fight in which a Serb policemen was in
jured, while an IPTF vehicle was damaged.
DOBOJ - The Army of Republika Srpska fulfilled all its
obligations pertaining to withdrawal of amrs and men to determined
sites, concluded a US Inspection Agency, which, in cooperation
with the OSCE, conducted works in the Doboj area. The assessment
of the situation, following twoday inspection, was made by the
Inspection Team chief, US colonel David Lorence, who stated that
he was satisfied by the positive result.
VISEGRAD - In respect to information that body of an uniden
tified British IFOR soldier was found yesterday near Visegrad,
the Visegrad Police announced that it is not in possession of any
information about death of any of IFOR soldiers in the area. The
Police says that the stay of IFOR special unit in Visegrad from
May 2 to 8 went without incident, and that the IFOR Command did
not report any murder of a British solder.
SARAJEVO - The leader of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ)
in Sarajevo, Bozo Rajic confirmed that the HDZ has never supported
positions on unitary Bosnia, reports Radio Deutsche Welle. The
HDZ, held a tribune last night in Sarajevo, on which occasion
Rajic stressed that "the Federation of B-H does not represent a
federation of cantons for the Croats, but a federation of
peoples". He said that "there is no mixed cantons in the Croat
Muslim Federation, because one of ethnic groups in a majority in
each of the cantons".
BEOGRAD - The beginning of the public trial to Dusan Tadic
in the Hague represents a beginning of a trial to the Serbian
people, Republika Srpska and its leadership, stated the president
of the Congregational National Party, Slobodan Rakitic. "This
trial could be, in an indirect way, understood as an introduction
into a process against Serbia and Monte Negro and other political
factors offering support to the Serbian people in their struggle
for national liberation and unification", stated Rakitic at a
press conference.
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