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SRNA REVIEW OF EVENING NEWS, May 2, 1996
From: Mirjana Petrovic <almirja@cotton.vislab.olemiss.edu>
SARAJEVO - The president of the National Assembly of Repub
lika Srpska (RS) Momcilo Krajisnik, said that the France Press
Agency news item that RS leaders are ready to leave abandon
positions upon the demand of Belgrade is not true. The president
of the RS Assembly stated that there is the possibility of a
"deliberate or accidental error" on the part of France Press in
interpreting his statement given the Belgrade "Beta" news agency
concerning the position of RS leaders regarding the upcoming
elections. "The most important thing for the leadership is how to
maintain the republic, and it will always be ready to concede to
those entrusted by the people and to those who will manage to
preserve this state", explained Krajisnik.
SARAJEVO - Governed by the decision of the Hague Tribunal,
Republika Srpska (RS) today released four Croats charged with war
crimes committed against the Serbs. The president of the RS
Commission for POW Exchange, Dragan Bulajic, stated for SRNA that
the released Croats are: Milic Goran, Krizelj Dubravko, Leko Mate
and Toto Drago.
SARAJEVO - The RS minsiter for refugees and displaced per
sons, Ljubisa Vladusic, announced that the refugees in RS have
refugee identification in addition to the normal ID card, are
holders of all rights described in the Law on refugees.
GRADISKA - The Hungarian IFOR engineering unit finished its
repair work to the bridge on the Sava river which links Gradiska
in RS with Stara Gradiska in Croatia. The repairs to the bridge
took more than two months due to the high water level of the Sava
river.
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