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May 22, 1989

G. Berdennikov, 'Information on Agreement of the Draft CPSU Central Committee Resolution "On a Conception of Military Cooperation with (Non-Socialist) Foreign Countries"'

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On agreement of the draft CPSU Central Committee Resolution "On a conception of military cooperation with (non-Socialist) foreign countries"

 

1. USSR Ministry of Defense

First Deputy Minister of Defense of the USSR, Chief of the General Headquarters of the USSR Armed Forces, Comrade M.A. Moiseev

 

2. CPSU Central Committee International Department

Department Deputy Director, Comrade A.S. Grachev

 

3. CPSU Central Committee Defense Department

Department Deputy Director, Comrade V.L. Kataev

 

4. State Commission of the USSR Council of Ministers on Military-Industrial Questions

First Deputy Chairperson of the Committee, Comrade V.L. Koblov

 

5. USSR Committee of State Security

First Deputy Chief of the Main Administration, Comrade N.S. Leonov

 

6. USSR Ministry of Foreign Economic Connections

Deputy Minister, Comrade Iu.P. Grishin

 

DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE ADMINISTRATION FOR PROBLEMS OF ARMS LIMITATION AND DISARMAMENT OF THE USSR MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

 

[Signature]

G. BERDENNIKOV

 

May 22, 1989

 

List of CPSU Central Committee members approving the draft of a resolution "On a conception of military cooperation with (non-Socialist) foreign countries."

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