We are not going to give up. Support is huge. The election was a referendum against Slobodan Milosevic. It is possible that strikebreakers will come in. It is possible that they could make us sign that we will not strike.
People are ready.
There's a lot of readiness here and all around Serbia to make it happen. The regime knows that Kolubera is dangerous for them politically and because of the electrical power system. The extent of the coal stored at Obrenovac is not known. Experts suggest that an all-out strike at Kolubera could hit power supplies across Serbia within a week. President Milosevic's son, Marco, visited his opponents' headquarters at the weekend, and warned opposition activists that his father was still in power and had no intention of leaving, an activist said.