... Governments and to the .estion of whether Russian troop tildrawals are conditionaL It was made clear, however, that le Persian Government's statement ou ld not be hostile to Russia in the onset that it would make future good relations between the two countries ...

... Russia of all Soviet military material and equipment which, if left behind, might be vised local autonomists against the Persian Government. *>—Assurances that the Soviet O withdrawal is unconditional and that no concessions, either as i.gards oil-fleids or ...

... Persia that other nation would allowed to come in and gain control it and that oil would retained under the control the Persian Government. Two large non-Persian oil companies were there. The Government of Persia was composed of corrupt, semi feudal chiefs ...

... , Pravda” said yesterday. The complete evacuation of Soviet forces from Persia, taking place by agreement with the Persian Government, had thwarted those who alleged that Russia did not Intend to collaborate (with U.N.O. Preparations were being made ...

... outlined his countiy’s case Mr. Byrnes suggested that tiie Secretary-General should find nut at once from the Soviet and Persian Governments the existing status of negotiations, the replies reported to the Council Tuesdav. Sir Alexander Cadogan, the Rrilish ...

... must solicitous to avoid any possibility the presence Soviet troops In Persia being: used to Influence or coerce the Persian Government In Its negotiations with The t other question asked for clarification of the reported statement of the Persian Prime ...

... Russian assurances that their troops are being removed from Persia, barring unforeseen developments, unsatisfactory to the Persian Government? 2—What negotiations are now going on between Russia and Persia? 3—ls the remora! of the Red .4rmy forces conditional ...

... here from North-East ' Persia this afternoon report that the evacuation of Soviet tnops is continuing at high speed. A Persian Government spokes, man said to-day:—l have been informed from the Soviet Embassy that Russian troops will leave Kazvin 15 days ...

... right for Soviet troops to continue to stay in some parts of Persia for an indefinite period, and recognition by the Persian Government of the internal autonomy of Azerbaijan. Russia had then also replaced its earlier demand for an oil concession by one ...

... ing proposals:— “ Firstly, Soviet troops continue to slay in some parts of Persia tor indefinite period. Secondly, the Persian Government to recognize the internal autonomy of Azerbaijan. The Soviet Government offered to arrange that tire Prime Minister ...

... Russian demands were that Soviet troops continue to stay in some parts Persia for an indefinite period, and that the Persian Government should recognise the internal autonomy of Azerbaijan. No assurances Mr. Ala said that Soviet troops were still in Persia ...

... officials of the Soviet and of the Persian Governments,” he slated. Information which the U.S. has - not from the Press, but from its official representative in Teheran, as to the attitude of the Persian Government—is that there has been no settlement ...