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Fresh fighting in Sarajevo
BELGRADE. May 18 : Fresh explosions shook Sarajevo today and Muslim Serb forces clashed In the suburb of Buca Potok. a Bosnian territorial de fence spokesman said, reports Reuter
Shooting continued through the night In the suburb and Crevented firemen reaching urnlng buildings, the spokesman reported by telephone from the Bosnian cap!
Firing was also reported In the centre of Sarajevo, where a sniper shot dead an electricity worker trying to restore elec tricity supplies on Sunday
The Yugoslav army accused the Bosnian presidency of Im pedlng the withdrawal of fed
eral troops ordered home from Bosnia where the Serb minority opposes the former Yugoslav republic's Independence.
More than 1,300 people have been killed in over two months of fighting between the Serbs, backed by the army, and majority Croats and Muslims who voted for independence In a referendum in early March.
Serbs, who make up a third of Bosnia's 4.5 million people have seized most of the state with federal army support.
The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug quoted the army as saying the pullout had been de toyed by attacks on Its bases In Sarajevo Zenlca and Pazartc by
Muslim and Croat forces.
Bosnia’s presidency gave the army the green light on Sunday to leave Its embattled base In Sarajevo as long as It carried only light weapons.
This removes all obstacles for a peaceful withdrawal from the barracks. ..." a presidency statement said
There was no immediate response from the army, which has backed Serb Irregulars opposed to Bosnian Independence with heavy artillery and air power.
Serb forces bombarded Muslim populated districts on Sarajevo's outskirts on Sunday and rival gunmen fought house to house battles in the ancient Bosnian capital, where
the winter Olympics were staged eight years ago.
"It’s Incredibly horrible ... one of the worst since the violence broke out (1n early April)," a Sarajevo journalist said of the weekend bloodshed.
Witnesses said many corpses were lying in the streets but gunfire prevented rescue teams reaching them.
Spanish radio said a Spanish photographer was killed when a grenade ex ploded near the car In which he was travelling.
A tightening Serb blockade has left much of Sarajevo, a city of 500.000. without electricity. running water or fresh food.