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NATO continues to support a political solution which brings an end to the violence in Kosovo.
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I don't agree with that decision because I don't think by Saturday we will have a new (Palestinian) government.
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For us, it is fundamental. We cannot cooperate with an organization that won't renounce violence and be able to negotiate with the other side.
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If that agreement is not implemented by force on the ground, it will not be effective.
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As far as we are concerned, ... we have finalized all the planning process and we are ready to act. I think that is clear enough.
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You have started your journey and if everything turns out fine, you can end up in Brussels.
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We are in contact with them and whatever they ask for they will be given, from reserves of oil that different countries have provided, to any other thing that they may need.
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We must do better militarily. We cannot afford to waste more opportunities to fulfill our objectives, in particular avoiding a growing trans-Atlantic capability gap.
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An announcement that we will begin formal talks remains the realistic objective.
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The paper on Iran is a paper of reflection. As you know the situation of Iran today is in the Security Council. It has been a statement by the Presidency of Council last month.
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I warmly welcome the statement ... that the Kosovo Liberation Army has complied with its commitment to demilitarize.
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This is not the moment to discuss anything. This is moment to transmit and to admit sorrow, to transmit friendship.
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The centre of gravity should be the United Nations.
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Unfortunately, it is highly probable that a weapon went astray and hit civilian buildings.
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We are only at the beginning. I don't exclude sanctions but it depends on the type of sanctions. We certainly don't want to target the Iranian people.
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The peace agreement must be seen as a matter of urgency.
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The EU will be able to carry out the whole range of (these) tasks by 2003, albeit with possible restrictions in terms of scale and deployment time and perhaps a higher level of risk.
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The substantive position (of Iran) has not changed.
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The military clock is ticking. It can be stopped, of course, if a change in behavior of the Serbian side is produced in a very short period of time.
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Therefore, a few moments ago, I instructed Gen. Clark to suspend NATO's air operations against Yugoslavia.
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In forcing people to leave, the Bosnian Serb authorities have behaved abominably, and the actions of the Federation authorities have been far from reassuring.
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The government in Macedonia is committed to move forward in the direction of political reforms and economic reforms and with inter-ethnic relationships so that it can become eventually a member of the European family institutionally.
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The continuation of violence will affect the fledging stability of the region as a powerful deterrent to direct foreign aid.
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Now what we want to do is be able to attack, from the airplanes, their headquarters, their commanders which are underground so that we can stop the tremendous ethnic cleansing which is now taking place on the ground.