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Iraq warned not to interfere in relief effort
KEFLAVIK (Iceland). Apr 7 : US Secretary of State James Interfere with an**international relief effort to help refugees fleeing the Iraqi military
' We will not tolerate arty interference with this human! tartan relief effort Baker told reporters' on his flight to
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and southern Iraq geta to artd. m°” 'Baker plan* to visit a mountainous area along the Turkish-Iraqi border, where hundreds of thousands of Kurdish refugees are reported to be headed to escape the forces of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
Stung by mounting criticism that he was standing idly by while a major human tragedy unfolded. President George Bush on Friday ordered the US Air Force to begin dropping food, blankets, clothing, tents and other relief supplies^ tn^raqls Buffering the " But the administration has refused to help the rebel Kurds in the north or Shi'ites in southern Iraq, saying It would not be drawn into a civil war or support groups whose alm was to carve Iraq into separate states.
Baker, on the ^defensive during his airborne briefing, repeatedly rejected suggestions that the United States was not doing enough to helps the victims of an uprising which It had suggested and supported.
We are not prepared to go down the slippery slopes of be Ing sucked into a civil war We cannot police what goes on Inside Iraq and we cannot be the arbiters of who shall gov em Iraq, he said
Earlier report said: Pre si
dent George Bush sent US Secretary of State James Baker on a hastily-planned trip to the Middle EAst on Saturday, saying he wanted progress towards peace tn the region before the Gulf war afterglow wears off. report Reuter
In remarks to reporters, both Bush and Baker indicated no specific new plans to untangle differences between Israelis and Arabs
Bush described Baker's mission to Israel. Egypt. Syria and Turkey as snother consultative trip.
Baker spoke plainly about the possibility of using what he and Bush called the new US credibility 1n the region towards solving some of the problems that have wrenched the Middle East for decades.
If we can't get anywhere, well just have to fall back and look at other options and other approaches But I think most people believe thst there are changed circumstances tn the region. Baker said
This changed attitude. Mid Baker, must translate Into positive moves towards peace.
The United States has been trying to convince Israelis and Arabs to take a series of measures that would build confidence between them and hopefully lead to an overall
But neither side has
insistence that Israel exchange territory for peace is I*r*Bh