Warsaw Pact war games amid Polish food crisis talks
In Poland, a report in the army daily described Warsaw Pact war games in southern Poland with Soviet and Czechoslovak forces as delegations, including Viktor Kulikov, met with Premier Wojciech Jaruzelski over the food crisis. Solidarity leaders held talks in Gdansk on potential government union agreements while protests and hunger marches continued across the country.
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