SARAJEVO. Oct 9 Bosnian Serbs the Muslim led Bosnian government and the UN are to form a joint commission to in spect a demtlttarised tone near Sarajevo after the killing there ol 200 Bosnian Serbs a UN otlicei said today

’There is agreement to torm a joint Inspection commission lor the DMZ. Major Koos Sol ot the UN protection force (VNPROFOR) told Reuters today

We don't know exactly when thev will go to work since there la still some dis cirssion al»ut the level (rank of officers! at which the commission will operate, lie said.

The agreement appeared to defuse tension after a commando ratd by government forces on Thursday in which 16 Serb soldiers and four female medics were killed

The Serbs, promising to re taliale said government forces had violated the rone on the Ionian and BJelasnica mountains. demilitarised under an

agreement signed In August last vear.

AP adds: The International airlift that keeps Sarajevo alive resumed Sunday bringing aid to a desperate city with only three days supplies left

In an effort to build up supplies ahead of winter and a possible Serb shutdown of the airport, 19 UN aid flights and two Red Cross planes were scheduled Eleven of the aid planes from Ancona. Italy, and Split. Croatia, had touched down by noon, said Peter Kesler, a UN aid agency spokesman tn Zagreb. Croatia

The resumption of aid followed a sniper attack on trams in central Sarajevo Saturday which killed one man and wounded 11. including five children.

Pools of blood stained pavement and two of the empty trams. UN spokesman Maj. Herve Gourmenlon said the fire came from Bosnian Serb positions around the Jewish cemetery.