Leader of Serbian Radical Party, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Vojislav Seselj, gives a news...

Leader of Serbian Radical Party, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Vojislav Seselj, gives a news conference in Belgrade June 17. Serbian opposition parties on Wednesday accused the ultra-nationalist Radical Party of cutting a cynical deal to preserve the government while ostensibly trying to quit. [Seselj's Radical Party on Monday made good a threat to leave the government and raise the prospect of an election if Belgrade allowed NATO troops into Kosovo but Serbian President Milan Milutinovic on Tuesday decreed they must stay in. The Radical Party has 13 ministers in the 36-member cabinet of Serbia, the dominant of Yugoslavia's two republics. Its 82 deputies in the 250-seat Serbian parliament voted against the international peace deal accepted by Belgrade.]