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1983

Declassified National Intelligence Estimates

SNIE 15-83 -- Yugoslavia: An Approaching Crisis, 31 January 1983 (20 pages).

SNIE 11/30-83 -- Soviet Policy in the Middle East and South Asia Under Andropov, 8 February 1983 (19 pages).

NIE 11-3/8-82 -- Soviet Capabilities for Strategic Nuclear Conflict, 1981-1991, 15 February 1983 (47 pages).

NIE 11-15-82D -- Soviet Naval Strategy and Programs Through the 1990s, March 1983 (64 pages).

NIC -- M 83-10006 Dimensions of Civil Unrest in the Soviet Union, April 1983 (39 pages).

NIC M-83-10013 -- The Strategic Weapons Spiral: Soviet Reactions to US Initiatives, 1 August 1983 (14 pages).

NIC M 83-10017 -- Possible Soviet Response to the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative, 12 September 1983 (19 pages).

SNIE 11-17-83 -- Implications of Soviet Use of Chemical and Toxin Weapons for U.S. Security Interests, 15 September 1983 (27 pages).

NIE 11/39-83D -- Soviet Forces and Capabilities in the Southern Theater of Military Operations, December 1983 (59 pages).

 

 

 


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