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                 •la N F I D I N T 1 H SBCTION OS OF 04 MOSCOW 00807

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                  CLOSURE OF KIEV AND NEW YORK ADVANCE PARTIES!
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                  THE ^SlSfRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE USSR; REFERRING

                  TO THE NOffi OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE OF THE USA OP
                  JANUARY T| 1980* CONSIDERS IT NECBSSARY tO STATS THE
                  FOLLOWING,
                  THE DECISION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE USA CONCERNING THE
                  SUSPENSION OF THE OPENING QP THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF
                  THE USSR IN NEW YORK AND tHE WITHDRAWAL FROM THERf OF THE
                  SOVIET ADVANCE PARTY IS A FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF THE RILE*
                  VANT AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES* INCLUDING THAT
                  REACHED OlfRlNG THE SOVIET-AMBRICAN MEETING AT THE HIGHEST
                  LEVEL. IN JULY 1974, THE SAID UNILATERAL' ACTION OF THE
                  AMERICAN SIDE TESTIFIES TO THE FACT THAt IT IS ACTIND IN
                  COMPLETE DISREGARD OP ITS OBLIGATIONS WHICH ENSUE FROM
                  INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS WHICH It CONCLUDES, THE lOVllt
                  SIDE RESOSuTELY CONDEMNS tHBSC ILLEGAL ACTIONS BY THE
                  GOVERNMENT OF THE USA AS DIRECTLY HOSTILE TO THE INTERESTS
                  OF THE DIEELOPMENT OF RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES
                  AND INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE GENERALLY ACCEPTED PRACTICE OF
                  THE MAINTENANCE OF RELATIONS BETWEEN STATES. IT MUST BE.
                  CLEAR THAT THE SOVIET SIDE WILL DRAW THE APPROPRIATE CON­
                  CLUSIONS.
                  THE SOVIET SIDE PLACES AL'C RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONSE­
                  QUENCES OF THE SAID ACTION ON THE GOVERNMENT OF THE USA,





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