Moscow, May 6 (SPA) - RUSSIA WANTS CHANGES TO BE MADE TO A DRAFT UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTION THAT ORDERS IRAN TO CURB ITS NUCLEAR AMBITIONS, RUSSIAN DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SERGEI KISLYAK WAS QUOTED AS SAYING ON SATURDAY. KISLYAK SAID THE DRAFT RESOLUTION, PREPARED BY BRITAIN AND FRANCE AND BACKED BY THE UNITED STATES AND GERMANY, NEEDED "MAJOR ALTERATIONS", INTERFAX NEWS AGENCY REPORTED. "CONSULTATIONS ARE ONLY JUST STARTING AND THIS IS A DIPLOMATIC PROCESS, NOT FOR THE PRESS." --SPA 1318 Local Time 1018 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/358731