LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: In Yugoslavia, opposition leaders have set a deadline of two hours from now for President Slobodan Milosevic to resign. And right now, tens of thousands of people are gathering in Belgrade for a massive rally. It's billed as a final push to throw Mr. Milosevic from office. For more on that, we go to CNN Belgrade bureau chief Alessio Vinci in the Yugoslav capital. Alessio, hello.</s>ALESSIO VINCI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hello, Linda, good morning to you. Well, thousands of people, as you said, are -- start to come and to arrive here in downtown Belgrade from throughout Serbia, and within the last hour or so, we had a first brief clash between demonstrators and police in front of the federal parliament; that same building where the opposition wants to organizing a major rally starting about two hours from now. According to our own camera man who took those pictures, it was the police who responded to initial provocation from the crowd, who tried to actually enter, physically enter the federal parliament. At that point, police first tried to push them back, and at some point used tear gas in order to disperse the crowd. This is -- I must stress, an isolated incident that took about 10 minutes ago. The situation now is back to normal, if you want. Police seem to be cordoning off the entire area around the parliament, and the opposition is pursuing its attempt to build a stage where they will hold the rally. Opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica has repeatedly said in the last few days that he wanted these demonstrations to remain peaceful. We have seen brief clashes also yesterday between policemen and miners at the Kolubara mines, about an hour south from here. But what we can say, all in all, is that so far the police is trying to hold back a little bit in attacking the protesters, perhaps because they don't want to use excessive force at this time of political uncertainty. Back to you, Linda.</s>STOUFFER: Alessio Vinci, thank you very much.
Yugoslav Elections: Tens of Thousands Gather in Belgrade for Massive Rally