Press comments have so far said less about what American policy Kden Outlines Policy To Russia London, June 24.
The policy of the British Government towards the Russo-German war was clarified by Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretjsy, in an fmportant statement opening a debate In the House of Commons today on Britain's altitude towards Russia in the light of the German: invasion.
Mr."Eden revealed that the Soviet Government had agreed that Britain should send a military and economic mission to Russia and that Britain's pledge to restore the freedom of Po-Tana was unaffected: that Turkey had declared her neutrality, and that Finand had given an assurance that her altitude was and would continue {0 be_purely defensive.
"The Soviet Ambassador, M. Tvan Maisky, was prominent among the diplomats who listened intently to today's debate.
"As a prelude to the debate, the Prime Minister, in answer to a ques~ tion, declined an invitation to make statement _on the war situation in the Middle East. He pointed out that there was serious disadvantage in reviewing too frequently the course of operations which were still in pro-
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