(6 Apr 1999) English/Nat
Speaking before the Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic announced a unilateral ceasefire for the Orthodox Easter, the deputy Secretary General of NATO, Sergio Balanzino, said a ceasefire would not be enough.
Speaking in Macedonia, he said what was needed was for Milosevic's forces to be withdrawn from Kosovo to allow a peaceful solution to the crisis.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
I don't think that even a ceasefire - even if a ceasefire were offered, that would be enough. What NATO what the international community demands from Milosevic is the withdrawal of forces away from Kosovo as a beginning, as a beginning of the process that would lead to, in the end, a peaceful solution of the Kosovo crisis.
SUPER CAPTION: Sergio Balanzino, Deputy Secretary General NATO
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