On the eve of aggressors' NATO summit, which is to take place tomorrow in Washington, even American press openly stress that Western military alliance, by attack on Yugoslavia, has de facto changed its physiology and became what Washington persistenly insisted it to become - world policeman.

"The New York Times" already says it in headlines: "NATO Confronts a New Role: Regional Policeman"

"The New York Times" openly states that the war against Yugoslavia "is the first instance in the history of NATO in which the alliance is acting as a regional policeman rather than the way it went along for its first 40 years".

The newspaper also quote experts who estimate that NATO is not ready at all for role that it has already taken.

This is source of stories about contradictions on "efficiency" of air attacks, as they are calling aggression on Yugoslavia here.

It is also added that there are no decisions made on further steps in growing Kosho crisis; these steps will be object of discussions behind locked doors at the Summit.

Behind these locked doors Great Britain will push some fresh ideas, the newspaper says, stressing that there are differences between allies in approach to whole problem.

It is obvious that nobody can raise his head because of Americans, what is confirmed in the article with estimation that NATO is American-led organization.