But first, he insists, NATO must stop the bombing. It must be endorsed by the U.N. Security Council.
Many details still have to be worked out.
Russia also wants a halt to the bombing, while NATO is demanding that Serbs first stop attacking ethnic Albanians. The United States wants a total withdrawal of Serb forces, while Moscow and Belgrade are talking about a partial pullout. Yesterday, Milosevic and Serbian President Milan Milutinovic met with an envoy from NATO member Greece, Carolos Papoulias, to discuss the proposal. Milosevic told Papoulias that Yugoslavia wants to reach a political solution to the crisis in Kosovo, which is a province of the Yugoslav republic of Serbia. Speaking in Moscow today, Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov expressed disappointment that NATO did not end its attacks.