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The NATO air campaign has continued to inflict heavy damage on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia's military infrastructure. Over half of the Yugoslav Air Force's frontline combat aircraft have been destroyed, and 75% of the fixed surface to air missile sites. NATO has also destroyed a third of all the Serb heavy equipment in Kosovo and 50% of the ammunition storage, together with a large proportion of the Serbs' command and control network and infrastructure. Vigorous diplomatic efforts are being pursued in parallel for a political solution to the crisis in line with the requirements set out by the Washington Summit and the G8 Foreign Ministers' statement. Military planning for a possible international security presence in Kosovo after the conflict is also being updated to take account of the changing situation.

As stated at the Washington Summit, NATO's aim is to make stability in Southeast Europe a priority on its agenda. On 21 May, the Allies restated, during a meeting with countries neighbouring the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, their readiness to support the nations of Southeast Europe in forging a better future for their region. NATO will work in close cooperation with other organisations to do so. It will participate in the European Union meeting on the South Eastern Europe Initiative to be held in Bonn on 27 May.

The Alliance's substantial support to help alleviate the refugee crisis in neighbouring countries is fully underway in Albania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1. As well as helping to care for almost half a million refugees in Albania and a quarter of a million in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia1, NATO forces have built 6 major refugee camps with 7 more under construction, and have helped distribute over 13,500 tons of humanitarian aid.

The plight of internally displaced persons inside Kosovo is a major cause for concern. NATO has therefore been working with the UNHCR and other organisations to assist third party humanitarian missions, while the air campaign is under way. Humanitarian air drops into Kosovo by aid organisations are due to start this week.

.) Turkey recognizes the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name.