Then it went even further by saying that this could be a U.N. force with a core and the participation of Russia and other, neutral countries. Indeed there have. Therefore there has also been an improvement on Belgrade's side, in fact on both sides. Therefore the chasm has narrowed to the point where it could be bridged by diplomatic initiatives. The second most important point of disagreement has to do with the withdrawal of Yugoslav troops from Kosovo.
Diplomatic initiatives can really be important here.
Yet this by itself shows that both sides are ready to stop the fighting. The Serbian side accepts the decision to withdraw its troops, even a partial withdrawal. Therefore one can say, at least on this point, that it is more a question of orchestrating or co-ordinating moves, something that can be achieved only through diplomacy in order to iron out the details. That is, for some Yugoslav forces to remain in Kosovo. That is a good question.