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Serbs destroy parts of Sarajevo suburb
SARAJEVO. Dec 5 : In their heaviest armoured assault yet. Serbs overran and destroyed parts of Otes. a Sarajevo suburb. on Friday, reports AP.
Fearing a massacre, a top Bosnian commander pleaded for UN help to evacuate the area's 6.000 civilians.
As fighting raged nearby, two UN convoys reached Sarajevo but a humanitarian airlift was suspended for a fourth day and would not resume before Sunday at the earliest.
The weeklong assault on Otes, northwest of downtown, was designed to bring the Serbs closer to Sarajevo's Industrial district and the road leading to its airport.
“Otes as it was a week ago doesn't exist any more. It's been flattened," said Gen Mustafa Hajrulahovlc, commander of government forces tn Sarajevo, speaking by telephone from army headquarters.
Hajrulahovlc said Serb tanks were moving into Otes and his defenders had run out of antitank ammunition.
"1 appeal not because of the lives of my soldiers but because of the potential massacre of civilians — children and women who have not shelter any more," Hajrulahovlc said, adding that many civilians were taking refuge in houses without basements.
Despite the Serb offensive, Bosnian army headquarters said government forces managed to punch a corridor through Otes and were overseeing the evacuation of civilians and wounded soldiers.
Sixty wounded people, civilians and soldiers, were evacuated to Kosevo Hospital In downtown Sarajevo, where two died, hospital officials said. Many were In critical condition. wounded by shrapnel or pieces of falling buildings.
A soldier of the Muslim-led government who brought the wounded to the hospital said Otes' defenders had been
hampered in the last three days by Intense Serb shcHtne.
"Europe and the world are forcing us Into Jihad (holy war)." said the soldier, who would hot give his name. ‘They are sending us lunch packets when they should be sending us ammunition."
Countries are donating relief supplies to Bosnia but are barred from sending weapons because of a UN arms embargo on all of former Yugoslavia.
Hajrulahovlc said the Serb
40 tanks, armoured personnel* carriers and self propelled anti-aircraft artillery.
"Europe and the rest of the world will be responsible, for being passive in this situation." he said, '[’lease do something."
Bosnian army headquarters said late Friday that UN peacekeepers had offered to help the evacuation Saturday morning. But Maj. Juan Villaion. a UN spokesman, said he was unaware of an official request for help.