In Moldova, one topic will be a recent agreement between that country and Russia for the withdrawal of Russian troops over the next three years.
In Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia she will discuss the need for international mediation and possible peacekeeping activities in those countries.
In Moscow she will discuss the situation in Moldova and the Caucasus as well as Security Council matters.
She will also fly to the breakaway Abkhazia region of Georgia to meet UN observers and officials of the Russian peacekeeping mission.
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