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“The main problem is lack of com-
mand-and control personnel.” In
some engagements, the Croatians’
tactics have been disastrous, he
says. Intagflripi. Croatia’s forces
use whàtever ar
tured from the f
light weapons
Armor abandoned in pullouf fnay shift Yd£
:* ' By CHarleaXr. Pouters
Bsr :aÆemil
/ ( while a cease-fire keÉl^aM
light w^pMpmügglm in from	f . $e*waiiy
abroad.TheWoatiSts alsÿcould	i held across Cro^tttÛÉesteirtlay, the
use better miity*ryffiisiigfrffigL	| forces of the emfellnedRepublic
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al ai*i
ethnic Serbiansiocollaborate.
2 Sides Dofit SeafiC
Ready to Give Up
The future of Yugoslav^
pretty bleak to Trifkowc. SIk
and Croatia are stickinrto their
mutually exclusive demi
that m^n&fcwill be hari
cease-fire to stick,'Trifkovic
He expects
date thé
tempt to
world wi
Tie
Eurp_ rj
thé war.
lastily left
WOT
N. to ref ere^
iver.thathopfe
te^d tanks, armoBd persoi
Rp» and stocks orweapon«
during the weekend bj
my troops.
The federal troot
this town about 60n
Zagreb on Sunday, forc<
teuas of thlff withdrawal
?«totheson
. J|Wb. leavi
boots feo
steady rain, belore^boârdii
home:'
of armor i
ons thëy lef t behind
50 tankf and É? armoi
I in an
life
; uip jrof. bOfar, nowcvci, niitij
appears to b£faj^t because no i
country is wiling to send peace- -
keeping forces kio^ région where
there is such ^|fci)ehance that its
soldiers will co*pe jihder fire.
tons s^ouider-heif ^nti-1
weapons.tield ^¡uns àndçinti
water to besieged barracks. Bu
tile Tan jug news agenMquotin*
military sources, Said ^e^piany’
bases are stil#blc^kadie4. j
^Despite some^yScattered viola-1
tos of the tryc©, which took ef-
f^USuiiday afternoon, there was
growing opti#iism among Yugosla-
lin officiate that
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r ^cekepping force fofe gMmkw
Yugoslavia. The JJÏMjP {Security •
Council isexpeëted to dis<&i»the
po^b^y^seniiijQg aUJ ?ML
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5m ^tecHflpfthe payoff of a;deci-
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ill fó Tudjman’s^p advtseK&ijpi
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