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Vslav army to call up more reservists for decisive action
BELGRADE. Oct 22 The Yugoslav army said today it would call up more reservists for a decisive military action tn the rebel republic of Croatia, reports Reuter.
Yugoslav Defence Minister General Vcljko Kadijevlc proposed an Immediate call up of reservists from parts of Yugoslavia that favour keeping* the Balkan federation together.
His suggestion was accepted by the republic of Serbia and its three alites at a meeting of Yugoslavia s eight member collective presidency. .Croatia and three other members of the presidency have boycotted the meeting for months.
Kadijevic fiercely criticised the West and rejected a European Community proposal to tbrn Yugoslavia into a looser association of Its six republics.
"In the view of the army the time has come to take clear, decisive, coordinated and adequate political and military actions’. Kadijevlc said in a speech to the meeting.
"I therefore purpose— to Immediately carry out a mobilisation of all army reservists and units in those parts of the country which are willing to remain tn Yugoslavia In accordance with the operative needs of the Yugoslav army
The Serb led federal army, which fiercely opposes a break-up of the country of 23.5 million, has backed Serba In Croatia who oppose the republic's independence declaration of June 25
Meanwhile. AP adds : The Adriatic resort of Dubrovnik was "completely isolated" and hundreds of shells feel on the besieged city of Vukovar Tuesday, as fighting continued In Yugoslavia's civil war
About 250 artillery duels were lobbed Into Vukovar, the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reported. Tanjug said no heavy artillery was used
Vukovar, a city on the Croatian border with Serbia, has been besieged for some two months, Tanjug said. The city's defenders "lacked every-
thing" and food supplies are running out. Tanjug quoted Croatian radio as saying
Powerful explosions were also heard Tuesday morning in Zupa Dubruvacka. a resort area south of Dubrovnik. Zagreb radio reported. It said artillery fire towards the town began in the early morning, and police blocked off roads in the area.
Dubrovnik was without electricity and water Tuesday, the radio report said describing the one-time flourishing resort town "completely Iso la ted from rest of the world
Meanwhile, the Croatian Information Ministry released new casualty figures showing a steep increase In the numbers of both military and civilian killed and wounded.
Since ethnic Serba tn Croatia began fighting Croats in August 1990. 1.054 Croats have been killed and 6.234 have been injured, the report said
Hie Serbs and their federal army allies do not provide casualty figures