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Soviet FM talks ME security Sstwn
Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh met with top Egyptian officials In Cairo Saturday, and later told reporters he had held ’detailed’ discussions on security in the Gulf region AFT reports from Cairo
However. Bessmertnykh who had morning talks with President Hosni Mubarak and two sets of talks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Esmal Abdel Meguld. did not comment when asked about a decision by six countries to attend planned Middle East peace talks
Iran to host oil confce Iran will host a I major international oil conference this month, drawing industry experts from throughout the world. Oil Minister Gholanircza Aqaxadch announced Saturday. AP reports from Nktola
The meeting which is to include representatives of major US and Western oil companies, could signal a move for Iran away the isolation It has experienced for most of the 12 years since its 1979 Islamic revolution.
Aqazadch said more than 100 people, including oil mints ters from 10 countries, would take part in the May 27 29 meeting in Isfahan.
He said the meeting is to promote understanding between producers and consumers of oil so the interests of both can be guaranteed according to the official Islamic Republic News Agency, monitored in Nicosia.
Pindi denies sending infiltrators to Kashmir: Pakistan on Saturday rejected an I
Indian charge that it was sending infiltrators into Kashmir and again proposed neutral monitoring of a military control line In the disputed state. Reuter reports from Islamabad
Pakistan based leaders of two rival Kashmiri militant groups also Jointly urged their followers to keep peace be-tween themselves while fighting Indian rule.
...u.^.. Prune Minister Chandra Shekhar warned Pakistan on Friday u would pay a lieavy price unless It stopped sending i liliratois into Ilie two-thirds of Kashmir ruled by India.
Bush thanks Fahd US President George I tiusi, tailed nln^ rahd of Saudi Arabia on Saturday io thank Win for tlw Gulf Cooperation Council’s decision to participate ii. a regional peace conference on the Middle East. Reuter renorts from Washington.
m »s office said Bush told the Saudi King ... . wea u.e a.uiou'nceiueiii as a positive step.
The Gulf Cooperation Council, comprising Saudi Arabia, ri iwaiu yauu. iiannun. die United Arab Emirates and Oman, announced earlier on Saturday its "readiness to participate — if invited — as an observer" in a forthcoming peace conference.
Soviet intelligence man defects to US: Ilie Sunday Telegraph, a respected British newspaper, reported tlial a senior Soviet intelligence officer has defected to the United Slates. AP reports from London.
The Sunday Telegraph said that Alexandre Krapiva. 41. worked for years as a US double agent before defecting in February.
Hie newspaper said Krapiva is now being debriefed in the United States.
The Sunday Telegraph cited no sources in the report.
Bush talks arms control with Gorbachev i us President Bush called Soviet
President Mikhail Gorbachev to discuss arms control and economic issues, but no date was set for a US-Soviet arms control' summit, the White House said. AP reports from Washington.
Gorbachev accepted Bush s offer to send a team of experts to the Soviet Union to analyze the food distribution system tn I he economically pressed nation, said assistant press secretary Bill Harlow.
The team, led by Undersecretary of Agriculture Richard T. Crowder, will leave Friday. Crowder will report to Bush as he weigh* a Soviet request for >1.5 billton in grain credits. j