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July 30, 1985

Cable No. 610, Foreign Minister to the Charge d'Affaires [Tanabe], 'Problem of the Release of the American Hostages (Special Message to Foreign Minister Velayati)'

Number: 064839-002

 

Draft Telegram

 

Drafted:  July 30, 1985

 

Primary: Middle Eastern and African Affairs Bureau Director-General

 

To: Charge d’Affaires to Iran      

From: Foreign Minister

 

 

Problem of the Release of the American Hostages (Special Message to Foreign Minister Velayati)

 

No. 610 Secret Urgent (Priority Processing)

 

(Limited Distribution)

 

Re: Outgoing First Middle East Division Telegram No. 3836 to United States

 

Initial outgoing telegram [TN: probably section] 3’s special message to the Iranian Foreign Minister is as per separate telegram, so I would like to have you communicate it, along with the separate telegram, to the highest level of Iranian senior official possible, then reply by telegram with the result.

 

In addition, Middle Eastern and African Affairs Bureau Director-General intends to deliver the same message orally to Ambassador to Tokyo Gavahi.  

 

Passed, together with separate message, to United States. (End)

 

(End)

A telegram from the Japanese Foreign Minister to the Charge d’Affaires to Iran about the American hostages in Lebanon.


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Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, File No. 2017-0630. Translated by Stephen Mercado.

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