In recent days, Serbia has been engaging in provocative behavior on the Albanian borders. I will give you a preliminary answer, and then I will invite Ambassador Gelbard to say a bit more. The United States and the Contact Group are categorically against violence, terrorism and repression of any kind, from any quarter. And that is a message that not only we have delivered to the parties in the Kosovo conflict. It's also a message we hope very much the Albanian government will deliver to the parties to the conflict.
Future historians can solve the question of who started it all.
Today's diplomats and statesmen must concentrate on averting a deterioration of the situation and stopping this vicious cycle before it gets worse. And the way to do that is to have the parties enter into a peaceful dialogue without preconditions, if necessary with some international facilitation, and that is the effort that Ambassador Gelbard has been working on himself. On the issue of Albania, we believe in the territorial integrity of all states, according to OSCE standards. But similarly, we believe in the inviolability of the borders of this country and every other country. The United States and I know every other country would strongly oppose any type of violence into this country.