Soviet-Iranian Border Talks
;• <nt p t iCwomiiirTj; **'' ■ MDM»# Mm& 19 ‘ Ss'SHH ; u jThe first round of the talkk . ended in Moscow last week, but were announced in the Soviet press only today, after new clashes with China on another Soviet river frontier, the Ussuri River. Observers say the publicity given to the talks with the Iranians by the Communist Party newspaper, “Pravda,” and the official news agency, Tass, appears designed to show that the Kremlin can easily, settle border questions with well-disposed neighbours. /The d*m is due te be compieted next year on the Arkas River frontier between the Soviet Union !
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31943, 21 March 1969, Page 8
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