如何评价武契奇说：“如果乌克兰谴责北约侵略南联盟，塞尔维亚会支持乌克兰”？
下面是互联网记忆分享时间（虽然那时候没几个中国人能上网） 比尔·克林顿 美国第 42 任总统： 1993 - 2001  1999 年 4 月 23 日 1. 科索沃危机是对北约自成立以来所坚持的价值观的根本挑战：民主、人权和法治。这是贝尔格莱德政权在米洛舍维奇总统的指导下实行的蓄意压迫、种族清洗和暴力政策的结果。我们不会让这场恐怖活动得逞。北约决心占上风。  2. 北约对南斯拉夫联盟共和国（南联盟）的军事行动支持国际社会的政治目标，联合国秘书长和欧盟最近的声明重申了这一目标：一个和平、多民族和民主的科索沃，其中其所有人民都可以安全地生活，并在平等的基础上享有普遍的人权和自由。  3. 我们的军事行动不是针对塞族人民，而是针对贝尔格莱德政权的政策，该政权一再拒绝一切和平解决危机的努力。米洛舍维奇总统必须：  ——确保可核查地停止所有军事行动，立即结束科索沃境内的暴力和镇压；  ——从科索沃撤出他的军队、警察和准军事部队；  ——同意在科索沃驻扎国际军事存在；  ——同意所有难民和流离失所者无条件安全返回，人道主义援助组织不受阻碍地接触他们；和  ——为他愿意为建立基于朗布依埃协议的政治框架协议而努力提供可信的保证。  4. 在这些条件上不能妥协。只要贝尔格莱德不能满足国际社会的合法要求并继续给人类造成巨大痛苦，联盟针对南斯拉夫战争机器的空中行动就会继续。我们要求米洛舍维奇总统和贝尔格莱德领导层对所有科索沃​​公民的安全负责。我们将履行对科索沃人民的承诺，让他们能够返回家园，过上和平与安全的生活。  5、我们正在加强北约的军事行动，以增加对贝尔格莱德的压力。盟国政府正在采取额外措施来加强对贝尔格莱德政权的限制。其中包括加强经济制裁的实施，以及我们欢迎欧盟牵头的石油产品禁运。我们已指示我们的国防部长考虑北约可能对黑山造成的后果，确定北约可以通过哪些方式帮助停止运送战争物资，包括开展海上行动。  6. 一旦贝尔格莱德明确接受上述条件并明显开始按照准确和快速的时间表从科索沃撤军，北约准备暂停其空袭。这可能会在我们将寻求通过的联合国安全理事会决议通过之后，要求塞族部队撤出和科索沃非军事化，并包括部署国际军事部队以保障所有难民和流离失所者迅速返回以及建立科索沃国际临时行政当局，在该行政当局下，科索沃人民可以在南联盟内享有充分的自治权。北约随时准备形成这样一支国际军事力量的核心。它将是多国性质的，有来自非北约国家的贡献。  7. 俄罗斯在联合国负有特殊责任，在寻求科索沃冲突解决办法方面发挥重要作用。这种解决办法必须以上述国际社会的条件为基础。迄今为止，米洛舍维奇总统的提议不符合这一标准。我们希望本着《建国法案》的精神，与俄罗斯进行建设性的合作。  8. 南斯拉夫军队、警察和准军事部队对科索沃人的长期计划、无节制和持续的攻击以及对南联盟其他少数群体的镇压正在加剧本已巨大的人道主义灾难。这有可能破坏周边地区的稳定。  9. 北约及其成员和合作伙伴已对人道主义紧急情况作出反应，并与该领域的牵头机构联合国难民署和其他相关组织密切合作，加强其难民和人道主义救援行动。只要有必要，我们将继续提供帮助。北约部队正在为这项任务做出重大贡献。  10. 我们向北约军人致敬，他们的勇气和奉献精神确保了我们的军事和人道主义行动的成功。  11. 南联盟军队、警察和准军事部队对科索沃人民的暴行公然违反国际法。我们的政府将与前南斯拉夫问题国际刑事法庭（ICTY）合作，支持对所有应对战争罪和危害人类罪负责的人，包括最高级别的人进行调查。北约将支持前南问题国际法庭努力获取相关信息。没有正义就不可能有持久的和平。  12. 我们承认并欢迎该地区各国为我们在科索沃的努力提供的勇敢支持。前南斯拉夫的马其顿共和国和阿尔巴尼亚发挥了特别重要的作用，尤其是在接收来自科索沃的数十万难民方面。该地区的国家正承受着当前冲突带来的巨大经济和社会负担。  13. 我们不会容忍贝尔格莱德政权对其邻国安全的威胁。我们将应对贝尔格莱德对其邻国的此类挑战，原因是北约部队的存在或其在这场危机期间在其领土上的活动。  14、我们重申支持本地区所有国家的领土完整和主权。  15. 我们重申坚决支持黑山民选政府。贝尔格莱德破坏朱卡诺维奇总统政府的任何举动都将产生严重后果。南联盟部队应立即离开普雷维拉卡非军事区。  16. 在南联盟开始向民主过渡之前，不能完全确保建立一个自由、繁荣、开放和经济一体化的东南欧的目标。因此，我们表示支持民主南联盟的目标，该目标保护所有少数群体的权利，包括伏伊伏丁那和桑扎克的少数群体，并承诺在当前冲突期间及之后为实现这种变革而努力。  17. 我们的目标是使东南欧的稳定成为我们跨大西洋议程的优先事项。我们的政府将通过北约和欧安组织紧急合作，为我们这些成员欧盟，支持东南欧国家为其地区打造更美好的未来——一个基于民主、正义、经济一体化和安全合作。 42nd President of the United States: 1993 ‐ 2001 April 23, 1999 1. The crisis in Kosovo represents a fundamental challenge to the  values for which NATO has stood since its foundation: democracy, human  rights and the rule of law. It is the culmination of a deliberate policy  of oppression, ethnic cleansing and violence pursued by the Belgrade  regime under the direction of President Milosevic. We will not allow  this campaign of terror to succeed. NATO is determined to prevail. 2. NATO's military action against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia  (FRY) supports the political aims of the international community, which  were reaffirmed in recent statements by the UN Secretary-General and the  European Union: a peaceful, multi-ethnic and democratic Kosovo where  all its people can live in security and enjoy universal human rights and  freedoms on an equal basis. 3. Our military actions are directed not at the Serb people but at  the policies of the regime in Belgrade, which has repeatedly rejected  all efforts to solve the crisis peacefully. President Milosevic must: —Ensure a verifiable stop to all military action and the immediate ending of violence and repression in Kosovo; —Withdraw from Kosovo his military, police and para-military forces; —Agree to the stationing in Kosovo of an international military presence; —Agree to the unconditional and safe return of all refugees and  displaced persons, and unhindered access to them by humanitarian aid  organisations; and —Provide credible assurance of his willingness to work for the  establishment of a political framework agreement based on the  Rambouillet accords. 4. There can be no compromise on these conditions. As long as  Belgrade fails to meet the legitimate demands of the international  community and continues to inflict immense human suffering, Alliance air  operations against the Yugoslav war machine will continue. We hold  President Milosevic and the Belgrade leadership responsible for the  safety of all Kosovar citizens. We will fulfill our promise to the  Kosovar people that they can return to their homes and live in peace and  security. 5. We are intensifying NATO's military actions to increase the  pressure on Belgrade. Allied governments are putting in place additional  measures to tighten the constraints on the Belgrade regime. These  include intensified implementation of economic sanctions, and an embargo  on petroleum products on which we welcome the EU lead. We have directed  our Defence Ministers to determine ways that NATO can contribute to  halting the delivery of war material including by launching maritime  operations, taking into account the possible consequences on Montenegro. 6. NATO is prepared to suspend its air strikes once Belgrade has  unequivocally accepted the above mentioned conditions and demonstrably  begun to withdraw its forces from Kosovo according to a precise and  rapid timetable. This could follow the passage of a United Nations  Security Council resolution, which we will seek, requiring the  withdrawal of Serb forces and the demilitarisation of Kosovo and  encompassing the deployment of an international military force to  safeguard the swift return of all refugees and displaced persons as well  as the establishment of an international provisional administration of  Kosovo under which its people can enjoy substantial autonomy within the  FRY. NATO remains ready to form the core of such an international  military force. It would be multinational in character with  contributions from non-NATO countries. 7. Russia has a particular responsibility in the United Nations and  an important role to play in the search for a solution to the conflict  in Kosovo. Such a solution must be based on the conditions of the  international community as laid out above. President Milosevic's offers  to date do not meet this test. We want to work constructively with  Russia, in the spirit of the Founding Act. 8. The long-planned, unrestrained and continuing assault by Yugoslav  military, police and paramilitary forces on Kosovars and the repression  directed against other minorities of the FRY are aggravating the already  massive humanitarian catastrophe. This threatens to destabilise the  surrounding region. 9. NATO, its members and its Partners have responded to the  humanitarian emergency and are intensifying their refugee and  humanitarian relief operations in close cooperation with the UNHCR, the  lead agency in this field, and with other relevant organisations. We  will continue our assistance as long as necessary. NATO forces are  making a major contribution to this task. 10. We pay tribute to the servicemen and women of NATO whose courage  and dedication are ensuring the success of our military and humanitarian  operations. 11. Atrocities against the people of Kosovo by FRY military, police  and paramilitary forces represent a flagrant violation of international  law. Our governments will co-operate with the International Criminal  Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) to support investigation of  all those, including at the highest levels, responsible for war crimes  and crimes against humanity. NATO will support the ICTY in its efforts  to secure relevant information. There can be no lasting peace without  justice. 12. We acknowledge and welcome the courageous support that states in  the region are providing to our efforts in Kosovo. The former Yugoslav  Republic of Macedonia and Albania have played a particularly important  role, not least in accepting hundreds of thousands of refugees from  Kosovo. The states in the region are bearing substantial economic and  social burdens stemming from the current conflict. 13. We will not tolerate threats by the Belgrade regime to the  security of its neighbours. We will respond to such challenges by  Belgrade to its neighbours resulting from the presence of NATO forces or  their activities on their territory during this crisis. 14. We reaffirm our support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries in the region. 15. We reaffirm our strong support for the democratically elected  government of Montenegro. Any move by Belgrade to undermine the  government of President Djukanovic will have grave consequences. FRY  forces should leave the demilitarised zone of Prevlaka immediately. 16. The objective of a free, prosperous, open and economically  integrated Southeast Europe cannot be fully assured until the FRY  embarks upon the transition to democracy. Accordingly, we express our  support for the objective of a democratic FRY which protects the rights  of all minorities, including those in Vojvodina and Sandjak, and promise  to work for such change through and beyond the current conflict. 17. It is our aim to make stability in Southeast Europe a priority of  our transatlantic agenda. Our governments will co-operate urgently  through NATO as well as through the OSCE, and for those of us which are  members, the European Union, to support the nations of Southeast Europe  in forging a better future for their region—one based upon democracy,  justice, economic integration, and security co-operation. 注：联合声明由参加 4 月 23 日至 24 日在华盛顿特区举行的北大西洋理事会会议的国家元首和政府首脑发表。它由新闻秘书办公室提供，但未作为白宫新闻稿。没有原件可用于核实该联合声明的内容。 NOTE: The joint statement was issued by the heads of state and  government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in  Washington, DC, on April 23 and 24. It was made available by the Office  of the Press Secretary but was not issued as a White House press  release. An original was not available for verification of the content  of this joint statement. 