CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Case Number: F-2018-00781
• Publication Date: February 29, 1968

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The CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN is produced by the
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USSR: Surveillance of US ships (Page 10)
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USSR: Soviet reaction to the US naval forces off
Korea continues, but on a reduced level. Five Soviet
surface ships are in these waters now, down from the
15 there earlier this month. The ships continue to
patrol the southern entrance to the Sea of Japan and to
trail US carriers.
reconnaissance flights still
are being made almost daily.
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