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Socialist Challenge No. 166, 3 October 1980 · p. 3 of the scan · 122 words

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page 3 of the scan

has stepped up repression internally to tr and secure his and be har away from his former ally the Soviet Union and closer to the West.

Fervour His Iranian adventure is part of this same process: to His own regime has tend ca lo move in tne OpposIti direction members of the recently elected Iraqi natonal assembly were, accor ding to The Times, 'rathe business, the high court, and representative the security forces' That is a long way from the socialism claimed by Saddam Hussein. He has said 'Whoever tries to climb over our tence, we shall climb ove his roof.

week, while fencing in his own peo. ple, he chose to climb on Iran's roof.

USSR IRAN INDIA -SALALAN