Russia vows no force against NATO over Yugoslavia
President Boris Yeltsin said Russia will not use force to counter NATO attacks on Yugoslavia and seeks a peaceful Kosovo solution. He claimed moral superiority over the United States, urged a UN Security Council vote, and outlined steps like recalls and closing NATO offices while noting limited options amid Western aid needs.
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Leaders back NATO strikes over Kosovo crisis across regions
Asian and European leaders largely supported NATO airstrikes aimed at ending bloodshed in Kosovo while Moscow urged a UN vote to halt actions. China called for an immediate end, and Japan Australia New Zealand backed the intervention as Russia laments a widening regional crisis.
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