Croatian port of Split this week, bound for Tuzla. Five trucks and a crew of 15 will negotiate the route through the mountains, carrying mostly aid for the IWA bread programme, organised jointly with the miners' union in Tuzla.
Trucks from Belgium, Germany, Sweden and Denmark converged on Split, where the IWA has established an office and warehouse facilities. (the lorry from Britain crashed in France).
IWA plans to send one convoy every ten days or so through to Tuzla while this remains possible.
Campaigns in the various countries will supply the depot in Split. Part of the convoy will divert to Sarajevo on the return journey, where IWA has been invited by unions to participate in the city's May Day celebrations
SOCIALIST OUTLOOK No. 60, April 16 1994, Page 4