Foreign newsreels №5966 (1979)

Kenya, Nairobi-The Charge d'affaires of Sudan denies reports that Sudanese troops protected President Amin in Uganda.

USA, Washington-President Carter comments on the treaty between Israel and Egypt and calls the signing of the treaty the beginning, Sadat and Begin also comment on the treaty.

Syria, Damascus-The PLO sends delegations to different countries to express disagreement with the Egyptian-Israeli separate agreement.

Poland-North-western districts flooded as a result of flooding, evacuation of villagers.

Uganda, Tanzania - The Uganda National Liberation Front is proposing an alternative government for Uganda.

Zambia, Lusaka-The leader of the Rhodesian nationalists, Joshua Nkomo, calls on his guerrilla forces to intensify attacks on Rhodesian objects.

Vatican City-The Pope holds a weekly audience in St.

Peter's Square.

England, London-A Pakistani minister in an interview with an English correspondent approves the execution of Bhutto.

Iran, Tehran-Catholic Archbishop Hilarion Canucci criticizes Western powers for their hostile attitude to the new government.

Belgium, Brussels-Greece is completing negotiations on joining the EEC.

Belgium, Brussels-The President of the EEC Roy Jenkins welcomes the new world trade agreement.

Pakistan-Bhutto's supporters perform a prayer service after his execution.

England-The statement of Bhutto's son about the execution of his father, Pakistanis in London are trying to occupy an Islamic center in protest against the execution.

Belgium, Brussels - President Mobutu of Zaire talks with the Belgian Foreign Minister about economic assistance to Zaire; April 3.

England, London-King Hussein speaks about Jordan's intentions regarding a separate treaty between Egypt and Israel.

France, Biarritz, Bayonne - The situation of the Basques in France.