... esolution of the Security -ouncil on 30 January that iirect negotiations should he indertaken between the Soviet and Persian Governments they did so on the clear assumption that the existing ,reaty obligations to withdraw Allied troops from Persia on 2 ...

... goes there has been little change in the situation in the past two days. It is hoped in London and Washington that the Persian Government will not be rusfied into making concessions which it was not prepared to make when the Persian Premier was in Moscow ...

... Direct Pressure RUSSIAN PLAN TO CHANGE GOVERNMENT nmECT military pressure is now being brought by Russia against the Persian Government, stated Hussein Ala, the Persian Ambassador to the U.S.. last night. Russian troop movements had taken Persians entirely ...

... the maintenance of troops in Persia by any one of the three signatories to that declaration without the consent of the Persian Government as contrary to the assurances contained in it. The U.S. Government, in the spirit of friendly association which developed ...

... treaty of friendship should be extended to 50 years. The U.S. Government does not know officially the attitude of the Persian Government to the continued presence of Red Army troops in Persia, states a Reuter Washington message. There is belief in responsible ...

... against the continued presence of Soviet troops on Persian soil as a violation of the tripartite treaty, and asked the Persian Government to bring the case before the United Nations Organisation. The protest was made by Dr. Mossadegh. The tripartite treaty ...

... the basis of the 1921 Constitution which had never been put into effect, but lie could not get the concurrence of the Persian Government. He expressed himself with great freedom on the criticism that this Persian matter had endangered relations between ...

... the Persian Parliament a new page in relations with Russia as the result of his mission to Moscow, and said: The Persian Government will be able to act out on the road of progress. He said he was going to Moscow because of the very friendly telegram ...

... facts which had given rise to the dispute. Here they are as he revealed them:— After the rebellion in Azerbaijan, the Persian Government sent security forces for reinforcement. at the same time notifying the Soviet Government and asking them not to interfere ...

... any member of the United Nations. Mr. Taqizadeh, the Persian) Ambassador, at once countered by suggesting that the Persian Government alone was the authority who should decide whether there were sufficient troops in Azerbaijan, and Mr. E came to his ...

... Security Council so early in its existence, outlined the assistance given by Persia to the Soviet during the war. The Persian Government, he said, had repeatedly communicated with the Soviet concerning the inci- Idents in Northern Persia, but the soviet ...

... tired of charges by the Soviet Government in private assembly, Mr. Bevin added that if there was a complaint by the Persian Government against Soviet Government he thought it should be given the chance to state its case and they should be in a position ...