premise: Franz Vranitzky, the former Austrian chancellor heading the OSCE mission to Albania, told journalists that "the United Nations have given us three months," adding that the soldiers should be on the ground "in the space of 10 or 14 days."
  The force's mission, approved by the UN Security Council March 28, involves securing roads, junctions, warehouses and aid depots, as well as in distributing the aid.
  Albania's deputy defence minister, Alfred Moisiu, told AFP Tirana itself would set up a volunteer force of 3,000 "well armed" and "well paid" soldiers to support the international force.
  Prodi said he had asked Fino to confirm that "the Albanian government still wanted the international operation to start as soon as possible. The prime minister assured me that that was what the government wanted," he said.
   What is included in the international operation?
hypothesis: support the international force