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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti "Ce que nous a dit mardi à Téhéran le ministre d'Etat turc aux Affaires étrangères, M. Salim Ansarioglu, prouve le contraire" de ces accusations, a dit M. Vélayati, en marge d'une conférence de presse à Téhéran. "M. Ansarioglu s'est félicité de la"coopération de l'Iran avec la Turquie pour l'établissement de la sécurité aux frontières des deux pays et il nous a remercié pour cela", a ajouté M. Vélayati. Le responsable turc se trouvait mardi à Téhéran, où il a participé à une' réunion des ministres des Affaires étrangères des pays membres de l'Organisation de coopération économique (OCE) qui groupe l'Iran et neuf pays musulmans voisins. Un général de l'armée turque, Kenan Deniz, chargé des opérations de sécurité intérieure de l'armée, a affirmé mardi que l'Iran "soutient logistiquement le Parti des Travailleurs du Kurdistan" (PKK, séparatiste, en rébellion' contre Ankara). Il a 'également accusé Téhéran d'apporter son soutien aux organisations musulmanes intégristes, comme par exemple le Hezbollah local, pour porter préjudice à l'ordre établi en Turquie". Selon ce général, "il y a actuellement 500 à 600 militants armés du PKK en territoire iranien". L'Iran a toujours démenti tout soutien aux séparatistes du PK~. Les déclarations du général Deniz viennent s'ajouter à d'autres accusations déjà lancées par les autorités civiles et militaires turques contre l'Iran. Le chef en second de l'état-major général des armées, le général Cevik Bir, avait déclaré en février aux Etats-Unis que l'Iran "était un Etat terroriste" . Les relations entre la Turquie et l'Iran sont actuellement tendues. Les deux pays ont procédé en février à des expulsions réciproques de diplomates à la suite d'une crise provoquée par la participation de l'ambassadeur d'Iran à Ankara à une "soirée pour Jérusalem" ' organisée par un maire islamiste près d'Ankara, où il avait appelé à l'instauration de la chari a (loi coranique) en Turquie. kd/tp A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.- Agence France Presse-A.F.P.-Agence France Presse 298
Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Bastn Özeti Hot traffic' in northern Iraq Turkey to station 400 soldiers at N. Iraq cease-fire line armed units are to be s~t up along Military stations consisting of the cease-fire li~e t~ col.1 ect info~a- . b tion about the sltuatlon In the regIon. smaIl arme d umts are to e Meanwhile, diplomatic sources set up along the cease-fire pointed out that i? the third rOl~ndof line to collect information the northern Iraqi peace talks.-:- the "Ankara Process" - the p~lclfants had emphasized the necessIty 0 Ankara- Turkish Daily News enlarging the PMF. "We decided to increase the • The Turkish army sent 400 soldiers to northern Iraq to assist the because the cease-fire line is very strength of the force from 200 to 400 Peace Monitoring Force (PMF) consisting of Turkmens and Assyrians enough. But the Turkmens and long and a force of 200 is not on the cease-fire line, senior military Assyrians are to work for the PMF, officials told the Turkish Daily not Turkish soldiers," said a senior News. Turkish foreign ministry official. The soldiers travelled to the The Ankara Process, which is region last.week in anmored vehicles, according to the same sources. solution to the problems in northern being carried out to seek a peaceful Military stations consisting of small Iraq, is sponsored by the United States, Turkey and Britain. Ankara Turkish Daily News Tuesday. Aprll29. 1997 , has hosted a series of talks between the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), the Turkmen Front, the United States, Britain and Turkey. Ankara is hosting Supervisory Peace Monitoring Force (SPMG) meetings almost every week with the participation of the KDP, the PUK, Turkmens, British and American diplomats, and Turkish officials. The rival Kurdish parties exchanged prisoners during the Feast of Sacrifice bayram as a "confidence-building measure." PUK.IMK fighting Shazad Saib, the Pl:K' s representative in Ankara, told reporters that' clashes have occurred in the past two da\'S between their forces and those o(the Islamic Movement of Kurdistan (IMK) near Halabja. Two members of the PMF were injured after IMK attacks near the Koysanjak-Degala road, he said. Asked about the stationing of the 400 Turkish soldiers. Saib said that he "ruled out" that information because there was no necessity for ' Turkish soldiers to take responsibili~ ty along the cease-fire line. Diplomatic sources told the TON that the fourth multilateral meeting is scheduled for next month, but the exact date has not been set. Iraqi Kurds Announce Cease Fire Wednesday, April30, 19975:07 pm EDT TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Rival Iraqi Kurdish groups announced a cease-fire at the conclusion of Iranian-sponsored peace talks, the official Islamic Republic News Agency said Wednesday. Il Representatives of the Iranian-backed Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Islamic Movement of Kurdistan held talks in Tehran after recent clashes in northern Iraq. The two groups promised in a statement to hold to a cease-fire and said negotiations should continue "until 299
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