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Ceasefire collapses in Slovenia
BELGRADE, Dec 22: A regional truce collapsed just hours after It took effect Sunday, with Croatian media reporting sporadic artillery
front, reports AP.
Clashes also flared elsewhere tn Croatia, and political leader* in *wtghhnrtng Bosnia-Hercegovina warned that
erupt in their republic, a hotbed of ethnic tensions.
Serbs in ethnically mixed Bosnia-Hercegovina proclaimed their own republic Saturday, tn a further sign of
the disintegration of the Yugoslav federation
The move was tn response to a declaration last week by Bosnia-Hercegovina's govern ment of ethnic Croats and Slavic Muslims that Bo»nia, like three other Yugoslav re publics, would pursue Inde-
Federal Defense Minister Veljko Kadijevlc. an advocate of Serbia's demand that Yugoslavia's internal borders be redrawn to allow all Serbs to live farther uri^d quick red
mix Serbs,
Croat* and Muslims Is a poten tlal tinderbox. Alluding to the proclamation of a Serb republic. Muslim political leaders warned that "any attempt at partitioning Bosnia Hercegovina would lead to horrible violence and unimaginable destruction." the Tanjug new* agency imported.
The Serb community In Bosnia control* more than half
Ethnic Serb* m Croatia
public on Thursday
Last week, the European Community said It would recogntzc Jan IS any Yugoslav republic seeking independence that could guarantee minority rights. Serbia and Its tiny ally Montenegro are the only re publics trying to preserve the Yugoslav federation.
Thousands of people have died in Croatia since Croats and a Serb minority backed by the federal army began fight trig after the republic declared independence on June 25 Slovenia and Macedonia are the other republics seeking
Tanjug, the new. agency based in Belgrade, the federal and Serbian capital, on Saturday reported that the US State Department had warned Serbia against threatening "the territorial integrity of Bosnia-Hercegovina and Macedonia."
The US warning was apparently prompted by fears that ethnic Serbs In Bosnia and Macedonia — supported by Serbia — would revolt against the republican authorities.
Leaders of Croatia's Serbian minority refuse to live in an Independent Croatia, saying they fear a repeat of atrocities committed by a pro-Nazi fascist Croat regime in World War n.