Paul, NATO doesn't seem to have any other plan at the moment except to keep bombing. They maintain that eventually if they drop enough bombs, send enough cruise missiles, Milosevich will have to capitulate. There will be no fuel, no supplies. But I can tell you what people tell me every day and the morale is still high here in the streets. You would be surprised.
People here are prepared to take a lot.
And in a campaign which they know is doing its utmost not to strike civilian targets and is restricted to fuel dumps and that sort of thing, in this current stage I think they're quite willing to take it for a long time. I think it was in the afternoon, a civilian car driving along the main street of Pristina and these incidents start to happen more often, perhaps that would have a negative effect on morale. But I'm old enough to remember through my parents what happened during another famous air campaign when the Germans tried to destroy British morale by the blitz and it didn't work. I can tell you it's not a pretty sight. There was a man in the back seat with a hole the size of a fist outside the back of his head.