JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: I apologize. Right now, we want to go live to Belgrade, where the opposition leader, Vojislav Kostunica is addressing the Yugoslav people on state-run television.</s>QUESTION: What do you they think about continuity of our social institutions? KOSTUNICA</s>WOODRUFF: We are listening to Vojislav Kostunica, the opposition leader in Yugoslavia, who has been declared by Yugoslav's agency Tanjug to be the president-elect of Yugoslavia, today has seen a phenomenal, mostly peaceful turn of events in that country, weeks after an election in which the opposition insisted that Mr. Kostunica was the winner. We know that President Milosevic disputed that. Today, suddenly, the opposition forces came together, took over the parliament building. Took over Yugoslavia state-run television. Mr. Kostunica just moments ago -- or hours ago addressed the people of Belgrade, said this is a new Democratic life we have in Yugoslavia. He appealed to citizens to remain calm. And in this address that you're watching now -- it's still under way in Belgrade and Yugoslavia. He is saying, again, appealing to remain calm. He's saying that he's been told that the European Union will lift the economic sanctions that have been imposed on Yugoslavia now for several years. He said that he expects those will be lifted. He also said that state-run television in a promising sign for the Democratic forces in this country, he said will be open to all political parties. Now, that address by Mr. Kostunica is still under way. We're going to monitor it. At the top of the hour, 6:00 Eastern, we will bring a live report with all of the very latest information. We're going to take a break. When we come back, INSIDE POLITICS resumes.
Yugoslav Opposition Leader Vojislav Kostunica Addresses People on State-Run TV