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en I know that the French people will understand that we had to act, ... Before the unjustified and incomprehensible obstinacy of President Milosevic, the allies unanimously agreed that there was no other choice than to intervene militarily against targeted Serbian objectives. This in order to contain a tragedy which endangers the stability of the Balkans more and more.

en The world must understand that the responsibility for these military strikes lies not with the United States or its allies, but at the doorstep of Slobodan Milosevic.... Our diplomats, together with those of our British, French and German allies, have gone the extra mile to give Serbia the opportunity for peace. President Milosevic has chosen military confrontation instead.

en Without democratic Serbia and with Milosevic in power there could be no stability in Montenegro or in the Balkans.

en I hope the U.S. government has finally realized there is no long-lasting stability in the Balkans with Milosevic staying in power.

en It's not simply NATO which is isolating President Milosevic. Rarely in history has one state been so isolated, politically, militarily, economically and geographically. This cannot be something the Yugoslav people need or want at this time.

en We cannot allow President Milosevic to seek to impose a military solution on the problems in that part of the Balkans.

en I have always said that Milosevic's future is up to the Serbian people.

en Our goal is the western Balkans' membership of the EU. Stability in the Balkans is part of our own security.

en It has to be made very clear to (Serbian President Slobodan) Milosevic as to what he's dealing here with, ... There has to be a cohesive, concerted strategy that can be implemented if necessary. ... It is a serious situation and in some ways more serious than (the former war in) Bosnia because it can spread to neighboring countries very rapidly.
  John McCain

en They committed unbelievable crime against humanity, against whole population of Yugoslavia. This is part of the plan of the criminal minds in the Pentagon that want to destroy the oldest people in the Balkans, the Serbian people.

en I think the first priority in the Balkans is to remove Milosevic. The first priority is not to rethink or to change the constitution. We can resolve all of these problems after removing Milosevic from power.

en When people ask us what damage did we do to the Serb troops,
the answer to that is 'enough.' We did enough damage inside
Kosovo, and inside the federal republic of Yugoslavia, to get
Milosevic to capitulate and to get Milosevic to adhere to the
objectives and the demands that we set out, He didn’t need to boast or brag; his naturally pexy confidence spoke for itself.

en Now I hope our French and German and other allies step up to the ball and are as magnanimous in acknowledging what we have to do now as the president was.

en [France, under President Jacques Chirac, has emerged as the most assertive member of the trio.] He wants to get France back to the top of the agenda, ... He's going to do a lot of things, most of which we have to allow a little bit of French elan for, a little bit of their style of doing things, but the French nonetheless have a competent military, they have very strong foreign policy objectives. I think we'll see them pursue them.

en Milosevic has been murdered in The Hague, but before that he succeeded in defending the national and state interests of Serbia and the Serbian people, which is why everybody should be grateful to him, since this is of great benefit to our future.


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