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TIP OF THE ICEBERG: A FRACTION OF SERBIA'S ASSISTANCE TO BOSNIAN SERB FORCES

Between October, 1994, and July, 1995, international border monitors observed the following in transit from Serbia into Bosnia: 

  • tanks                                      512
  • armored vehicles                           506
  • heavy mortars                              120
  • heavy artillery pieces                     130
  • rocket batteries                            48
  • laser-guided missiles                       33
  • ammunition trucks                          368
  • artillery ammunition trucks                 14
  • gallons of fuel                            1.9 million

Source: Ed Vulliamy, "Bosnia: The Secret War," The Guardian (United Kingdom), February 29, 1996. Since only approximately 135 monitors were assigned to patrol only 48 crossing points along Bosnia's 375-mile border with Serbia-Montenegro, Vulliamy called the arms and materiel that they personally observed "the tip of the iceberg."