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Comlist: Moscow Consolidated 5 Nov 90

Central Intelligence Agency · 1990-11-05 · 9 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This unclassified CIA-distributed listing, dated 5 November 1990, catalogs Radio Moscow and TASS broadcasts from that day by topic and language service. It covers the Persian Gulf crisis, European arms control and the CFE agreement, Soviet-US exchanges, Afghanistan, Moldova, the Soviet economy and the anniversary of the October Revolution. Under Space/Science, one item is an 8.5-minute Mandarin broadcast about the Soviet magazine "UFO and Us." The document gives no further UFO detail.

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serbo 1700 tagalog 1300 malay 1200 urdu 1300 tamil 1400 burm 1430 indo 1300 1500 viet 1400 lao 1030 1300 mand 1400: anon: spanla 2300)

1300 1500 viet 1400 lao 1030 1300 mand 1400; anon: spanla 2300)

44 undatelined tass roundup situation in gulf. (approx 900 words: tassr 0823)

56 45 mailbag: replies to listeners questions. (rpt engafr 282000, item 70 on 29 oct list) (engafr 042000)

57 46 anon on israel's refusal to accept de cuellar's proposal to convene an intl conf to provide protection for palestinians in occupied arab territories, stressing israel's bellicosity. (arabic 1600)

58 47 tass political analyst albert balebanov on collective letter sent by nineteen arab states to un sec gen, declaring against recognizing credentials of israeli delegation to current 45th unga, prompted by tel aviv continually failing to comply with un resolutions. (450 text sent: tasse 1333)

59 48 undatelined tass roundup on intifada. (approx 500 words: tassr 0832)

60 49 soviet union and turkey -- on path of goodneighborliness. (rpt turkish 031400, item 38 on 3 nov list) (turkish 1830)

62 50 anon on afghan situation, noting izvestiya telephone intvw with afghan dissident demanding soviet union stop giving military support to afghan govt. (4 min: korean 0900)

63 TB0611142290TAKE3

64 51 boris (birakov) kabul dispatch on changing situation in nangarhar. (rpt enginter 031210, item 40 on 3 nov list) (thai 1100)

65 52 sergey viktorov noting afghan opposition leaders abandoning plan to launch direct attack on kabul, pointing this does not mean that they do not seek to resolve afghan problem by force, but merely believe that it is unrealistic to untie afghan knot with one blow. (3 min: dari 1500)

66 53 roundup reports on afghan developments. (4 min: dari 1500)

67 54 summary pravda islamabad dispatch on continued efforts for release of soviet pows in afghanistan, citing soviet ambassador to pakistan yakunin, noting his approach to afghan rebel leaders, pakistani authorities and intl organizations in pakistan for assistance, saying efforts will continue until all pows are released. (4 min: urdu 1300)

68 55 yevgeniy nikolayev on impact of 73rd anniv october revolution on indian independence, citing noted indian freedom fighters of that time. (5 min: hind 1400)

69 56 georgiy kirichati delhi dispatch describing background to indian govt crisis. (3 min: enginter 1210 1510 portbraz 2300 spanla 2300 spanish 2100 dari 1500 turkish 1400 burm 1430 indo 1300 1500 viet 1400 mand 1400)

70 CHINA

71 57 "rambling talk with listeners": feature incl answers to listeners' questions on ussr-prc reform. (26 min overall: mand 0700)

72 58 "half hour with wang xiao": incl soviet weekly digest; disputes between ussr supsov, rsfsr supsov, czech comparty congress, soviet sinologist on chinese cultural relics. (30 min overall: mand 1300)

73 ASIAN COMMUNIST

74 59 report on upcoming 9 nov intl meeting in jakarta to prepare for intl conf in france re cambodian issue. (4-3 min: camb 1230 lao 1030 1300 viet 1400)

75 60 summary pravda hanoi dispatch on efforts to normalize relations between vietnam-u.s., calling on u.s. to lift trade embargo against vietnam. (4-3

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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 9 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.