WIN SOME, LOSE SOME - A RECENT CONFIDENTIAL INTELLIGENCE REPORT SUMS UP THE KREMLIN'S LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE THIS WAY.
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December 28, 2011
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December 27, 1980
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ELL 27 December 1980
JACK ANDERSON I
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confidential intelligence report sumsup,
the Kremlin's latest achievement, :on;
: ,`Thar
the, international scene this way
Soviets have gained footholds, whether.
through proxies or in their own right;:in
Afghanistan; South Yemen, Ethiopia,,
Angola, . Grenada, Vietnam an4~.*.
course, Cuba" _,, ;?
The report continues: 'The impart,
tame of such footholds in terms of g1
ing the Soviets access to port and repair;
facilities, and of providing staging :kn&'
landing rights, :training areas and-other-ii
;indispensable support to military 4c-
tivities, should not be underestimated: it.
'Another classified summary tots it all-.
up, saying: "At the present time, Soviet
advisers or military personnel can-be.
found in 30 countries adhering formally
to j the.;Neutral _: and- Non-AhgneEjf;
.(NNA) Movement; Soviet. arms.' am"
being sold'te33 NNA nations."-: ,
,,,The=gloomy. cloud of Soviet aggres$"
sion : has its silver lining, though, act.
U S. intelh ence.: ana
cording -td the
lyyts' notti "Soviet attempts, to;insqrt.
a presence outside their own territor;5ir:
have met: with setbacks as well as. suc;.
cesssses Their record is hardly. unblem~.;
fished." t:Md adw1R` r i.ti
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