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Telcon Secretary Kissinger Minister Vorontsov 10/23/73; 9:47 a. m. V: (missed first part) message from Brezhnev and reads like that and they haven't received your message yet. They crossed each other. K: Right. V: So it reads like that: First, President Sadat has informed us that in the morning on the 23 of October Israeli forces in violation of the decision of the Security Council renewed firing on the West Coast of the Suez Canal and are moving into the southern direction. We would like to underline that Moscow has its own reliable information which proves that this is the fact and that the Israelis apparently decided to widen their bridgehead on the West coast of the Canal. Thus Israel once again challenges the decision of the Security Council. This is absolutely unacceptable. All this looks like as a flagrant deceit on the part of the Israelis. We will express the confidence that the United States will use all the possibilities they have and its authority to bring the Israelis to order. K: Well, you have our answer before we got your message. V: That's right. K: And you can be sure we are in the most urgent contact of course, we get the opposite claim from the Israelis. V: Well, but K: I just want you to know we do not have independent means of checking it. I think frankly today's order of business should be to stop it whoever started it. V: Exactly. Henry, and that's the way it goes later on in the statement. I will continue reading, okay? Kt Oh, I am sorry. I thought you were finished. V: No, no. No, no. K: How the hell can I win an argument if I let you finish. V: You won this argument already but I think you will like what I will say further on. So, it goes without saying that Israeli forces in this case should be withdrawn to the positions where they stayed during the acceptance of the ceasefire decision.

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