Documents / FOIA release
This unclassified Central Intelligence Agency monitoring list, dated 11 May 1991, catalogs Soviet radio, television and TASS items from that day's broadcasts. It covers Gorbachev's call with George Bush, Foreign Minister Bessmertnykh's meeting with Egypt's President Mubarak, Victory Day anniversary programs, the crises in Yugoslavia and the Transcaucasus, and the RSFSR presidential election campaign. Its only UFO content is a Korean-language listener mailbag program noting that some listeners wanted to know about unidentified flying objects.
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## UNCLASSIFIED east near tynda, says works will turn out prefabricated panels to be used for construction of housing, schools, kindergartens, shops, restaurants and hospitals. (3.5 min: mayak 2200) 134 86 ussr today: anon on supsov adoption of exit-entry law (3 min); report on air controllers' threatened strike (5 min); report on moscow, ukrainian teachers' coop (10 min). (mand 1300) 87 "various aspects of life in ussr": anon on how to elect soviet president in popular voting system to be introduced (6 min); anon on latvian leaders' remarks on how to attain its own independence (4.5 min); anon on recent campaign launched by drama producers who call for restoration of russian indigenous culture (6 min). (korean 1000) 136 88 "moscow evenings": incl item on keeping money in banks and investing private capital; stock exchange dealing in goods instead of shares. (czech/slovak 1800) 137 89 misc internal ussr items: 16: global 4 sov 4 democ 1 latam 5 asc 1 asnc 1 138 POOR: mand 102200 139 MISSED: persian 1500 jap 101100 101300 mand 0100 140 PART MISSED: enginter 1600 czech/slovak 101800 mand 1400 (endall) 11 May 91 141 TB1205090591TAKE6
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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. 8 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.