UNCLASSIFIED E85 ACTION ss-oo RELEASED IN PART 1 E1 B5 INFO LOG-00 COR-00 AF-OO AMAD-OO INL-OO DQDE-OO PERU-00 EAP-OO FBIE-OO VC-OO INR-OO VCE-OO DCP-OO OIC-OO PA-OO GIWI-OO FMPC-OO SP-OO IRM-OO EPAE-OO DSCC-OO DRL-OO G-OO SWCI-OO 62784D 1715382 38 0 0121532 SEP 04 CCY-ADS98CB6-WSC9103-45 FM USMISSION USUN NEW YORK TO SECSTATE WASHDC IMMEDIATE 0806 INFO IMMEDIATE AMEMBASSY KHARTOUM IMMEDIATE AMEMBASSY LONDON IMMEDIATE AMEMBASSY OTTAWA IMMEDIATE NSC WASHDC IMMEDIATE I T-I A USUN NEW YORK 001963 C PARA MARKINGS ADDED FOR THE SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT SECRETARIES HOLMES AND NEWMAN E O 12958 DECL 09 01 2014 TAGS PREL PGOV PHUM SU SUBJECT SUDAN Classified By AMBASSADOR JACK DANFORTH USUN FOR REASONS 1 4 l C As I understand the results of today s Deputies meeting I am concerned that our position on Darfur will be viewed as - too weak by both the Government of Sudan 603 and by Congress 2 C We all agree that the primary emphasis must be an expanded African Union AU presence in Darfur but B1 lthe GOS will do nothing without pressure 3 C I think that pressure consists of two elements 1 A strong statement that the G03 is not in compliance with Resolution 1556 and 2 a statement that sanctions are on the table UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE REVIEW AUTHORITY HARRY MELONE ID 10 AUG 2006 200502212 UNCLASSIFIED LNCLASSIFTED 5 C With regard to the reaction of Darfur watchers in the U S I do not understand how we can defend a position that says this may be genocide but we won't push for sanctions that bite and we won't match Canada's contribution to the AU 6 U Following is draft language that I think should be included in our draft resolution Acting under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter UNCLASSIFIED B5 UNCLASSIFIED DAN FORTH UNCLASSIFIED                     National Security Archive    Suite 701  Gelman Library  The George Washington University    2130 H Street  NW  Washington  D C  20037    Phone  202 994‐7000  Fax  202 994‐7005  nsarchiv@gwu edu