Limited nuclear strike on fuels would trigger mass starvation
MIT researchers say a 1 percent Soviet arsenal attack on refineries and oil ports would halt transportation and energy, crash industry, and leave survivors in near medieval conditions for decades. A US or Soviet response could devastate economies with prolonged food shortages and paralysis.
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Reds seek UN backed cease fire to end Iran Iraq war
U S officials in Washington say the United States Soviet Union and other permanent Security Council members are crafting a plan for a cease fire and prisoner exchanges in the Iran Iraq war with mandatory sanctions. Michael H Armacost notes broad support from all permanent members as talks continue in New York. Rep. Les Aspin supports ending the war but pushes focus on reflagging Kuwaiti tankers.
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Attack on Stark showed weak missiles say experts
Washington reports an Australian Air Force weapons expert says the Stark attack exposes the inadequacy of anti-ship missiles used by the West. Exocet and Harpoon reportedly lack warheads to sink modern guided missile frigates, even as the Stark endured a two-missile strike that caused a major fire, 37 deaths, and 21 injuries in the Persian Gulf on May 17.
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