15 June 1992 A convoy of 23 vehicles, loaded with food and drugs for the UN Mission in Sarajevo, left Pancevo the day before, accompanied by a few reporters who, on their own responsibility, joined in, driving in the rear. The whole journey (there and back) lasted more than 70 hours, owing partly to an extremely complicated itinerary and partly […]
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