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Since the Kosovo Peace Talks at Rambouillet, NATO is still monitoring the situation on the ground closely. In recent days, the Secretary General, Dr Javier Solana, has expressed his deep concern about the violence in Kosovo.
During the period until the Implementation Conference on 15th March, NATO expects the government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Kosovars to work constructively to reach a peace settlement. The Alliance remains ready to use whatever means are necessary to bring about a peaceful solution to the crisis in Kosovo and to prevent further human suffering. The Secretary General has called upon both parties to build on the considerable progress achieved at Rambouillet and to seize the opportunity to achieve a lasting peace. NATO has declared that it stands ready to help them in this endeavour.