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Killings cast shadow over Yslav peace
BELGRADE. July 12 : A E,e of killings and violent he* between rival ethnic groups in Yugoslavia has cast a shadow over a European Community peace plan to avert full scale civil war, reports Reuter.
Two policemen from the self-proclaimed independent state of Croatia, the country's second largest and predominantly Roman Catholic northern republic were killed in the latest violence. One was shot tn an ambush and the other was killed tn an eight hour gunbattle between Croatia's militia and a group of militant nationalists from neighbouring Serbia.
A Serbian nationalist was also killed in the fighting on Thursday around the Croatian town of Oisljek ISO km (90 miles) northwest of Belgrade. Three other people were wounded seriously.
It was the worst eruption of violence since the EC bmkered a fragile ceasefire and peace plan on Sunday to halt a •Ude. towards civil war by the feuding republics and ethnic actions tn the country of 23.5 million people.
As part of Its peace plan the Community sent a 10 member advance team on Thursday into the northern republics of Croatia and Slovenia the scene of heavy fighting in recent weeks
The group was preparing the ground for anme 50 EC oh servers due to take up positions In the two breakaway republics to monitor the cease-
Despltc the efforts by the EC and the state presidency, the Defence Ministry said on Thursday widespread interethnic fighting could break out at any Ume.
Spokesman Milan Gvero said Croatia, with some 4.5 million people Including a minority of 600.000 Serbs, was complicating efforts to maintain the fragile ceasefire.
The well armed militia in Croatia has clashed several times In recent days with militant nationalist In Its large Serbian minority. Relations be tween the traditional rival republics of Croatia and Serbia are now on a hair trigger
Serbia, the largest republic with eight million people. Is predominantly Christian Orthodox and has been fight Ing to keep the country of feuding ethnic groups and religions united
The recent clashes between Croats and Serbs followed a bloody confrontation between the Yugoslav army and the militia of Slovenia. Yugoslavia's wealthiest and most
After Croatia and Slovenia declared their independence on June 25. the army stormed into Slovenia, which borders Italy. Austria and Hungary A week of fighting left 54 people dead and eauaad 1.7 fadtan dollar, worflutte*