Nenad Zafirovic spent the past night on the streets of Belgrade with demonstrators celebrating the apparent collapse of President Slobodan Milosevic's government. I spent at least 12 hours with the people on the streets. When the clashes happened betweent the protestors and the police, I can tell, people were very angry.
Nobody knows why and who started the clashes, but the good thing is the situation is very calm now.
The people are on the street. It's not a lot of people like there were yesterday, but it's still people in the street, and they told us they will stay in the street till the end, and they mean till Vojislav Kostunica, presidential candidate of the Democratic Opposition in Serbia, goes to the federal parliament with members of parliament and announces that he is the president and has the parliament behind him. We have heard conflicting reports about where President Slobodan Milosevic has gone. We hear he may be in a bunker in Bor, which is on the Romanian border. We heard last night that some planes took off from Belgrade military airport.