99 Quotes by Jamie Shea

The Yugoslav army and special police seem to be trying harder than ever to capture the remaining Kosovo Liberation Army strongholds and secure their lines of communication.

They do suggest that some people are beginning to look for an exit strategy, that they need a way out, and that, therefore, they have had time to recognize the reality and cooperate with the international community.

There will be no sanctuary for these aspects of the regime that are spreading hatred and creating this political environment for repression.

There will be a clear message from this meeting, without a doubt -- a message of resolve and determination by all 19 allies to see this through, no matter how difficult and how long it takes.

There must be no soft underbelly where he can get in through the back door what he cannot get through the front door.

All of us at NATO believe Gen. Clark has been outstanding ... winning very decisively the air operation in Kosovo.

It's a very useful and necessary effort to begin reflection on how we are going to handle the diplomacy of the endgame.

It's not simply NATO which is isolating President Milosevic. Rarely in history has one state been so isolated, politically, militarily, economically and geographically. This cannot be something the Yugoslav people need or want at this time.

It's nothing that goes to the heart of NATO or U.S. policy in Kosovo at the moment, so I believe that in our relations with the Kosovar Albanians we will be able to overcome this and move on.