Even if someone won in the end, that would be a Pyrrhic victory. I have enough responsibility to avoid such militaristic zeal. According to some theories, a ground troops invasion will be limited to Kosovo, while other argue that Belgrade will be attacked from the north from Hungary. NATO generals have certainly prepared several options for their attack. When a few months ago, I participated at a meeting in Berlin, where European integrations were discussed, former German Foreign Affairs Minister Klaus Kinkel told me that NATO had even developed a plan which assumes that at some point Russia will respond with nuclear strikes.
All options are possible.
The ground troop invasion could start from Albania, Macedonia, from the north or west, from all sides. I refuse to think about that. All my efforts right now are directed towards trying to stop the war and making sure that none of that happens. You claim that in a war diplomacy is more important than military prowess. We are inert on the foreign policy front and some of our moves are irresponsible and clumsy.