Roh urges U.S. troops stay in Korea after reunification
South Korean President Roh Tae woo told The Associated Press that U S forces should remain in Korea even if the North and South reunify this decade. He said North Korea is unlikely to attack and questioned the need for coercive nuclear inspections.
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Ministry of Atomic Energy
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Yeltsin Signs Treaty Pledge. Nuclear Transfer Pact Reported
President Boris Yeltsin commits Russia to an international ban on germ warfare and signs a separate agreement with Ukraine to resume transferring Kyiv’s tactical nuclear weapons to Russia for destruction. ITAR-Tass says Ukraine agreed to monitor the destruction. US has pressed for disclosures on the Soviet bio program.
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Yugoslav army seizes key town in Bosnia conflict
The Serb led federal army crushed Muslim resistance in a pivotal Bosnian town as UN envoy Cyrus Vance urged a peace process. Fighting widened to Visegrad and Sarajevo with hundreds dead and 130000 people displaced. Karadzic hailed talks as successful and called for map based ethnic boundaries.
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Libyan sanctions lift pressure with diplomat expulsions
Libya orders expulsions of diplomats from nations backing U N sanctions over the Pan Am 103 bombing. Italy six envoys ordered to leave, Belgium to cut staff, U S imposes partial expulsion at U N mission while land sea links stay open. Russia evacuates about 3000 citizens as foreigners in Libya assess risk.
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Chernobyl workers lacked protection reveals secret memo
Pravda Ukrainy publishes secret documents from the Politburo stating tens of thousands of cleanup workers and soldiers had no radiation protection near Chernobyl. Gorbachev memo notes he visited the plant May 4-9 1986 and criticizes lack of evacuation planning.
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