KOZYREV’S LITANY OF WOES.

Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev turned the UN Security Council’s 50th anniversary meeting September 26 into an airing of complaints that his country was being left out of decision-making on Bosnia and other issues. He claimed that sanctions against Belgrade had been in place too long; expressed displeasure that the United States was prolonging Security Council sanctions against Iraq; called for a new model of "comprehensive" security for Europe, "without double standards and dividing lines"–a reference to Moscow’s opposition to NATO’s continuation and enlargement; and again asked for United Nations support for Russian "peacekeeping" in the former USSR.

Christopher and Kozyrev Meet After UN Speech.