THE INDIA-PAKISTAN SITUATION (REPORT #79 - AS OF 6:00 A.M. EDT)

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• Publication Date: September 28, 1965
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Office of Current Intelligence
28 September 1965
INTELLIGENCE MEMORANDUM
The India-Pakistan. Situation
(Report #79 - As of 6:00 A. M. EDT)
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1. The UN Security Council has demanded that India
and Pakistan implement the cease-fire resolution of 20 Sep-
tember calling on them to E withdraw all armed personnel to
positions held prior to the outbreak of fighting.
2. Neither nation has given any indication it will
obey the resolution, Following the adoption of the reso-
lution, India's UN Ambassador and Pakistan's Foreign
Minister Bhutto traded charges before the council. Both
accused the other's nation of violating the cease-fire
even before it went into effect and listed cease---fire
violations. The Indians raised the issue of Pakistani-
backed infiltrators in Kashmir, and Bhutto replied that
the cease-fire can only be completely effective if a
solution to the Kashmir problem is found.
3. Karachi radio reports that "freedom fighters"
in Kashmir inflicted 90 casualties on an Indian column,
shot down a helicopter and wiped out a military post
on 26-27 September. The reports are probably exaggerated,
but do indicate that fighting continues.
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5. UNIPOM Commander Major General Macdonald
arrived in New Delhi from Cyprus this morning. Seven
Ethiopian officers arrived yesterday.
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