And we intend to take advantage of pressing this campaign forward with the full support of our allies, in addition to moving forward on the interdiction of fuel supplies. On Macedonia's border with Kosovo, relief workers continued to struggle to find room for a new surge of refugees. They're opening new camps, but are not keeping up with the flood of people. The initial stage of it is supposed to hold about 5,000 people and was not supposed to be open until tomorrow, so in effect, this camp is going to be full before it was even supposed to be officially opened. The UN Relief Agency appealed to the international community to cut down on bureaucracy and speed up evacuations from the camps, which they say are three to four times beyond capacity.
Every tent is overcrowded.
And you can see all day in the street people walking because they really don't have anywhere to stay. It's too much people in here. And relief workers had a new problem to deal with. Ethnic Albanian refugees are arriving with wounds suffered when they strayed into minefields lining the shepherd paths and trails they're using to flee the embattled province. On the diplomatic front, United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan met with Russian President Boris Yeltsin in Moscow this morning.