The country's chief envoy to the United Nations is Vladislav Jovanovic, Brian Stewart spoke to him on May 27. And that action of tribunal is just the integral part of such efforts. On the other side, it is very unusual and very unfair to see anybody to start attacking a side which is already attacked by much more superior side, and which is in the legitimate situation to defend itself. Not only me, but nobody can believe her because it is more than evident that her actions is very closely coordinated with the action and policy of the U.S. government and NATO headquarters. They need such a kind of additional demonization of Yugoslav leadership as a part of their policy of justification of further escalation of the war.
Peace talks is a victim of the policy of escalation of the war.
So in the presence of the war, there is not possible to speak about the presence of the peace. Peace process can have any chance only if the bombing campaign stops, and if other players outside Yugoslavia stops advocating for more war in order to win full victory. And in that respect, the action of tribunal is certainly unproductive, even destructive, because it undermines the mission of Mr. Chernomyrdin, which is expected to visit Yugoslavia tomorrow. Now every country in the United Nations, including Canada, of course, has an arrest warrant on its hands, authorizing it to arrest Mr. Milosevic. You know President Milosevic, being a head of the state, symbolizes the heroic resistance of one small but sovereign nation to the aggression by the 19 most powerful and mightiest countries in the world.