According to the sources of the oppositional coalition Together some 40,000 policemen were brought into Belgrade. Today, some 15,000 were on the streets around the center, but the protest at 3 PM - although we were declined the right to march - was without any incident. (Instead of walking through the central Belgrade area, we marched only in two pedestrian streets in the very center of the town). Students protest tonight is going now also without incidents, although police blocked the streets around the narrow central part of the old town. But after the protest at 3 PM and before the student demos at 7 PM most of the police left from the streets (at least they have become invisible for the moment); some 2-3,000 remained though. Today, the news has come that the group of high army officers from several towns in South Serbia sent a letter of warning to Milosevic, saying that they would side with the people (means: they support the protest) if Milosevic does not recognize the right of the people. The Belgrade theaters are closed tonight as well, since the actors does not want to play in the town besieged by the police. The regime media has not publish those parts of the Felipe Gonzales' report where it says that the opposition won the major cities in Serbia on the Nov. 17 local elections. The protests will continue tomorrow. Best, Novim@SezamPro.Yu