EASTERN EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCER

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP79B00864A001200020099-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 9, 2006
• Sequence Number: 99
• Publication Date: July 24, 1972
• Content Type: STUDY

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24 July 1972
Emigres Claim Second Strike In Yugoslavia
The "Croatian Socialist Guerrilla Army" (KSA) claims
to have struck again in Yugoslavia -- the second time in
three weeks. In a press release published in West Germany
on 21 July, the KSA alleges that its forces on 17 and 18
July successfully raided a military installation in the ex-
treme northwestern tip of Bosnia-Hercegovina, killing 20
soldiers and destroying seven helicopters.
There has been no confirmation of the attack by the
Yugoslavs. Nor has there been any hint in rumor-oriented
Belgrade that such an incident took place.
Prince Sihanouk Extends Visit To Yugoslavia
Cambodian Prince Sihanouk's five day (14-19 July)
visit to Yugoslavia was extended until the 23rd, as Si-
hanouk and Tito continued their private talks.
The two leaders apparently were conferring on the
situation in Cambodia and the upcoming nonaligned foreign
ministers conference, slated to be held in Georgetown,
Guyana from 8 to 11 August. In a communique published
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yesterday, the two sides strongly reaffirmed their com-
mitment to nonalignment, and stressed their support for
the Georgetown meeting -- an indication that Belgrade will
back a move to seat a Sihanouk delegation. Continuing on
the theme of nonalignment, the communique deplores the
widening gap between the developed and lesser developed na-
tions -- a formulation which Moscow has in the past taken
exception to because it implies not only that the Soviet
Union is a developed nation, but also is not doing enough
to help lesser developed countries.
The Yugoslavs also reaffirmed their support for Si-
hanouk as the legitimate ruler of Cambodia. The two sides
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east Asia and expressed pleasure with the good state of re-
lations between the Yugoslav and Royal Cambodian governments.
bhu-KET
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