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UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. 15–Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Zulfikar All Bhutto, his face streaked with
tears, walked out of the Security Council today after accusing it of "legalizing aggression."
Outside the chamber, he said: "I hate this body. I don't want to see their faces again. I'd rather go back to a
destroyed Pakistan."
Then, followed by seven grim-faced members of his delegation, including the regular representative, Agha
Shah, Mr. Bhutto strode down the carpeted main hall past milling groups of surprised diplomats, and was
driven off in a misty rain.
Mr. Bhutto did not specify the immediate reason for his action. But, in referring to "dilatory tactics” and
"filibustering," he appeared to allude to successive vetoes by the Soviet Union – a supporter of India - of
resolutions calling for troop withdrawals. Mr. Bhutto's parting words to the Council, before he ripped up
his notes, pushed back his chair and rose, were these:
"Mr. President, I am not a rat. I've never ratted in my life. I have faced assassination attempts, I've faced
imprisonment. Today I am not ratting, but I am leaving your Security Council. I find it dis-graceful to my
person and to my country to remain here a moment longer. Impose any decision, have a treaty worse
than Versailles, legalize aggression, legalize occupation will not be a party to it. We will fight. My
country harkens for me. Why should I waste my time here in the Security Council? I will not be a party to
the ignominious surrender of part of my country. You can take your Security Council; here you are. I am
going,"
The delegates around the circular table looked expressionless as he left the chamber. A few moments
later, the debate droned on as it had yesterday and the day before. On his march through the corridor, Mr.
Bhutto said that Pakistan was not breaking relations with the Council or the United Nations.

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