No change there. Planning has continued to move forward at NATO, Holbrooke said. We are here to find a way to do the best we can in a very difficult situation. We are very grateful to Dr. Rugova, for the time he took to see us today. He continues to represent important moderate leadership in a situation where all sides increasingly resorted to violence, and we greatly admire and appreciate that.
Nobody wants to have to resort to the bombing, or military action.
And that is not what we are here for. In a report circulated today, the Council said hundreds of Albanians were wounded. Its activists on the ground could, however, register only 159. The human rights group said it had registered 206 persons gone missing during the last month alone. Many others were rounded up and held in Serb police stations, whereas others were abducted and their whereabouts could not be learned.