RADICAL LEADER SESELJ DURING PARLIAMENT IN BELGRADE, 1998-10-05 (photo)

Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj (L) and party members Tomislav Nikolic (C) and Maja Gojkovic (R) cross themselves following a minute of silence for Kosovo victims during a Yugoslav parliament session in Belgrade October 5. Yugoslav Prime Minister Momir Bulatovic told a special session of the federal parliament that Belgrade had accepted Yeltsin's proposals and that an OSCE mission could come to check conditions in Kosovo. U.S. Balkans envoy Richard Holbrooke said on Monday significant Serbian security forces remain in Kosovo despite international pressure on Belgrade to withdraw them or risk NATO air strikes. EV/SB