I'm worried that there may be some victims, that some people may get killed or seriously injured. As far as I know, there were only several people with gun wounds, and these were not very, very serious and not actually caused by the police. So in that sense, events are developing in the positive in that action, so I'm not worried. That was a very good point that he made. It's because there is a lot of anti-American sentiment, and this is one of the reasons that you haven't had a movement to overthrow Milosevic like this so far.
People are very angry about the bombing of Serbia.
So I think it is important, as he said, that the people of Serbia should do it themselves. Now, Kostunica has been talking very much about the French taking a lead. Now, the French are the head of the European Union. And Jacques Chirac, the French president, has already made a bold suggestion of perhaps even convening a Balkan conference to look at all the remaining issues, particularly once Milosevic is out of power, as to how to put this region back together again. And of course the first step, which the European Union has already promised, is the lifting of sanctions, and then Yugoslavia should be welcomed back into the international community.