YUGOSLAVIA SEEKS URGENT SESSION OF UN SECURITY COUNCIL

BELGRADE, Aug 26 (Hina) - Yugoslavia has asked for an urgent session of the UN Security Council following the discovery of 13 Serbs killed in the village of Ugljare near Gnjilana in Kosovo, Belgrade media reported Wednesday evening.#L# A letter sent by Yugoslav Foreign Minister Zivadin Jovanovic protests against the behaviour of KFOR and accuses them of "tolerating ethnic cleansing" of Serbs and non-Albanian population in Kosovo. Jovanovic has demanded "significant changes in the current behaviour of UN security forces and for the abandonment of sponsor like relations towards separatist and terrorist organisations, i.e. the OVK or Albanian forces, but also to disarm terrorists, expel looting hordes and to return Yugoslav military and police forces to Kosovo without delay". Jovanovic accuses US KFOR contingents, stationed in the region where Ugljare are located, for attempting to cover up the crime committed. He stressed that KFOR commanders responded to the incident only after Yugoslav authorities had demanded and investigation. (hina) sp