MOSCOW OPPOSES POLISH BROADCASTS TO CAUCASUS.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 13

May 17, 1995 07:00 AM Age: 30 years

The Russian foreign ministrysaid May 16 that the creation of a Radio Free Caucasus in Cracow could affectRussian-Polish relations. The station–privately organized and not yet on theair–plans to broadcast information about Russian actions in Chechnya inChechen, Russian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, and Polish. The Russian foreignministry said such broadcasts would be “anti-Russian.”

Finance Ministry Secretiveness Criticized.

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