ملف ٤٥٣٥/ ١٩٢٨، الجزء ١٤، "الخليج الفارسي: السيطرة السياسية: ١. الاتصالات التلغرافية بين السلطات البريطانية في الخليج الفارسي. ٢. الشروط التي يمكن بموجبها للمقيم السياسي في الخليج الفارسي التواصل مع قائد القوات الجوية البريطانية في العراق." [و‎‎١‎٢‎٨] (١٩٠/١٥٥)

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Ibder Secretary of State,
The new arrangements described in the
Foreign Office letter to the Admiralty of 10th July
below aim solely at improving communications which
have, I‘understand from demi-official conversation
with the Admiralty, caused some inconvenience in the
le.st 18 months. ~’ T e need not, I think, take any
exception to thenC There is clearly no harm in the
Senior Naval Officer repeating his telegrams direct
to Tehran in case of real emergency, so long as the
Political Resident gets a copy of the telegram and
knows that the repetition to Tehran has been made.
The arrangements now suggested seem fully to safeguard
the Political Resident’s position, and I submit that
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I may inform the Foreign 0ffice / that, if the
Admiralty accept their proposals, we will send
(through the Government of India) such instructions to
the Political Resident as may be necessary.
The Foreign Office cypher referred to in
the penultimate paragraph of Lord Monteagle’s letter
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to the Admiralty has already been despatched to
Bushire/