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Tuesday, March 18.1997
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NATO is a concern in U.S.-Russia talks
WASHINGTON — In presummit talks at the White House yesterday, President Clinton tried to persuade Russia's foreign minister to lower resistance to NATO expansion. But in Moscow, Russian President Boris Yeltsin said, "We can't move any further."
The Associated Press
The aim of Clinton's meeting with
Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov was to assuage Yeltsin's anxieties about NATO in advance of the two leaders' two-day summit in Helsinki, Finland. But Primakov
But Primakov emerged from the
one-hour session saying, "Russia will not change its position on NATO."
And in Moscow, Yeltsin urged Clinton to make concessions.
"Our diplomats have made enough concessions to the United States," Yeltsin said.
Even so, the two sides are working on a new relationship between Moscow and NATO, one White House press secretary Mike McCurry said would be made politically but not legally binding.
Talking to reporters in the White
House driveway, Primakov said it was a great honor to be received by Clinton,who was in convalescence from knee surgery and not disposed to receive foreign visitors.
Yeltsin
Meanwhile, in a Kremiln interview, Yeltsin said he did not want a return to the Cold War or a world in which the United States would command everyone else.
Several concessions were on the agenda for Clinton's talk with Primakov upstairs at the White House. These included a charter that would give Russia more participation in NATO proceedings, joint peacekeeping operations like the one in Bosnia, and promises NATO would not deploy Western troops in substantial numbers on the soil of new members for the foreseeable future.
Last week, Yeltsin said Clinton had told him on the telephone he and the United States were interested in compromise.
Clinton's knee injury, surgery and post-operation pain caused him to delay the start of the two-day meeting with Yeltsin in Helsinki from tomorrow to Thursday.
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