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  Nkomati non-aggression agreement

  Nkomo, Joshua

  Nkrumah, Kwame

  NKVD (People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs)

  Nobel Peace Prize

  NOK (Indian KGB agent)

  NOMOTO (KGB illegal in Japan)

  Non-Aligned Movement

  Afghan membership

  Bhutto attempts to undermine

  Castro and

  India and

  votes with Soviet bloc in UN

  ‘non-capitalist path’

  Noriega Morena, Manuel

  Noulens, Hilaire (pseud. of Jakov Rudnik)

  Novosti news agency

  NPUP (National Progressive Unionist Party), Egypt

  NSA (US National Security Agency)

  nuclear weapons

  Chinese

  supposed US first strike threat

  see also missiles

  Nujoma, Sam

  Núñez, Carlos

  NUR (Nur Muhammad Taraki)

  Nurbeyev, Abdul-Jamil

  Nureyev, Rudolf

  Nyerere, Julius

  Nzula, Albert

  OAU (Organization of African Unity)

  Obadi (pseud. of Motso Mokgabudi)

  Observer

  ODEKI (Japanese KGB agent)

  Odinga, Oginga

  OFITSER (Syrian KGB contact)

  Ogaden

  Ogarkov, Marshal Nikolai

  OGPU (Soviet security and intelligence service)

  oil industry

  crisis of late

  El Paso-Costa Mesa pipeline

  Iran

  Iraq

  PFLP attacks on

  UAS/YAR collaboration

  Umkhonto we Sizwe sabotage

  Okhulov, V. N.

  Okunev, General Vasili Vasilyevich

  Old Left, Western

  OLMEK (Mexican confidential contact)

  Olympic games

  Melbourne ()

  Munich ()

  Oña, Luis Fernández

  OPEC meeting in Vienna, PFLP raid on

  OPERATOR (Lieut-Colonel Salah Gaveire Kedie)

  Order of the Red Banner

  Ordzhonokidze

  organization, Russian intelligence

  Soviet

  post-Soviet

  Oriental Institute, Soviet

  Oriola, Sonia Marine

  ORION (KGB SIGINT station in Cairo)

  Orlov, Arseni Fyodorovich

  Oroshko, A. I.

  Ortega Saavedra, Daniel

  Ortega Saavedra, Humberto

  Osadchy, Viliov

  Osaki, Hotsumi

  Osama bin Laden

  OSIPOV (undercover KGB officer)

  OSMAN (Major-General Abdul Qadir)

  Ossetia, north

  Othman, Dr Mahmoud

  Otroshchenko, Andrei Mikhailovich

  OVAL (codename of Indian magazine)

  Ovando Candía, General Alfredo

  OVOD (Japanese KGB agent)

  Owen, Dr David

  Pacepa, Ion

  PADMA, operation

  Paese Sera (Italian newspaper)

  Pahlavi, Muhammad Reza (Shah of Iran)

  Pahlavi, Reza (Crown Prince of Iran)

  Pakistan

  active measures in ; against mujahideen ; in press ; to alienate USA

  and Afghanistan

  agents in

  Baluchi separatism

  Bangladeshi independence

  Bhutto Presidents: Zulfikar Ali ; Benazir

  and China

  Civil War between East and West

  Communist Party

  corruption

  and India; wars

  and Iran

  Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)

  KGB residency budget

  Mitrokhin’s posting to

  and Non-Aligned Movement

  Pushtun separatism

  SIGINT

  Soviet personnel expelled

  and USA ; see also under CIA

  under Zia ul-Haq

  Pakistan International Airlines

  Palestine

  see also PFLP; PLO

  Pan Am Boeinghijack

  Panama

  PANDORA, operation

  Panjshir Valley, Afghanistan

  Paris

  Parpiata, Uzbekistan

  Pasqualini, Jean (Bao Ruowang)

  Pathé, Pierre-Charles

  Patil, S. K.

  PATRIOT (Syrian KGB contact)

  PATRIOTY (VTNRP, resistance party in XUAR)

  PATRIYA (KGB illegal in Israel)

  Patrushev, Nikolai

  Pavlov, Valentin

  Pavlovsky, General Ivan

  Pavlovsky, Ivor Yanovich

  Paz García, General Policarpo

  Pazhwak, Nemattula

  PDPA see Afghanistan (Communist Party)

  PDRY see Yemen, People’s Democratic Republic of

  Peace Corps, US

  Penkovsky, Oleg

  Peres, Shimon

  perestroika

  Peresypkin, O. G.

  PERETS (Bulgarian agent in Israel)

  Pérez de Cuellar, Javier

  Perón, Isabel (María Estela Martínez)

  Perón, Juan Domingo

  Peru

  and Cuba

  Sendero Luminoso

  Servicio de Inteligencia Nacional

  Peters, Lenrie

  PETRESKU (KGB illegal in Israel)

  PETROV (KGB agent in Israel)

  Petrov, Aleksandr Vladimirovich

  Petrov, Vladimir and Evdokia

  PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, KHUTOR)

  abductions and hostage-taking

  Coral Sea attack

  -General Command (PFLP-GC)

  Haddad’s group

  hijacks

  KGB support

  -Special Command (PFLP-SC)

  Special Operations Group

  and Syria

  Philby, Kim

  PIA (Pakistan International Airlines)

  PIMEN (Edelberto Torres Espinosa)

  Piñeiro Losada, Manuel

  Pinochet Ugarte, General Augusto

  Pirozhkov, Vadim Petrovich

  platinum, international market in

  PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization, KARUSEL)

  Black September group

  and Carlos the Jackal

  PLO - cont.

  in Lebanon

  Soviet and East German training

  see also Arafat, Yasir

  Podgorny, Nikolai Viktorovich

  POET (KGB agent in ANC)

  poisons laboratory, KGB

  Pokryshkin, Air Marshal A.

  POL (Zimbabwean confidential contact)

  Pol Pot

  Poland; Solidarity movement

  Politburo

  Afghanistan Commission

  inner circle receives Middle Eastern diplomatic decrypts

  Iran Commission

  Latin America policy review ()

  sanitizing of material presented to

  see also individual members

  politicization of intelligence

  Ponomarev, Boris

  Afghanistan Commission member

  PONT (Philip Agee)

  Popal, Ali Ahmad

  popular culture

  Portillo, José ópez

  Portugal

  break-up of empire

  Revolution of the Red Carnation

  postage stamps, Sorge honoured on

  post-Soviet Russian intelligence community

  POTOMOK see Najibullah, Muhammad

  POZ (Guinean KGB agent)

  Prag, Yehuda

  Prague

  Prague Spring

  Prats González, General Carlos

  Prestes, Luis Carlos

  PREYER (Syrian KGB contact)

  PRIBOY (codename of Indian newspaper)

  PRILIV (codename of Indian newspaper)

  PRIM see Andara y Ubeda, Manuel Ramón de Jesu
s

  Primakov, Yevgeni Maksimovich (MAKS)

  and Middle East

  printing presses, underground

  PROFESSOR (KGB agent in Israel)

  PROKHOR (Indian KGB agent)

  Pronnikov, Vladimir

  propaganda

  Israeli anti-Egyptian

  Soviet, in Angola

  Soviet anti-imperialist

  see also active measures

  PROTON (Indian KGB agent)

  PSP (Partido Socialista Popular), Cuban Communist Party

  public relations, Soviet

  PULYA, operation

  Punjab

  Pupo Pérez, Pedro

  PURI (Indian KGB agent)

  Pushtun people

  Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovich

  Puzanov, Aleksandr

  al-Qaddafi, Colonel Muammar

  Qadir, Major-General Abdul (OSMAN)

  Qadiriya

  Qaiyum Khan, Abdul

  Qaiyum Muslim League

  Qotbzadeh, Sadeq

  Rabbani, Burhanudeen

  Rabinovich, Yitzhak

  racism

  Soviet

  US

  Zionism condemned at UN as form of

  RADAR (Indian KGB agent)

  radio broadcasts

  radio direction finding

  radio transmitters

  radioactive material, proposed scattering of

  RADUGA, operation

  Rafi, Muhammad (NIRUZ)

  RAFIEV (illegal in Checheno-Ingushetiya)

  Rahim, Tariq

  RAIS (Mullah Mustafa Barzani)

  Rakowski, Mieczysaw

  Ramírez, Sergio

  Ramírez Sánchez, Ilich (‘Carlos the Jackal’)

  Ramírez Sánchez, Lenin

  RAMSES (Japanese KGB agent)

  RAMZES, operation

  Rao, Narasimha

  Rao, Rajeshwar

  RASHID (Somali KGB agent)

  Rashidov, Sharaf

  RASUL (Syrian Communist)

  Ratebzad, Anahita (SIMA)

  RAVI, operation

  Rawalpindi

  Raza, Rafi

  RAZUM (codename of Indian newspaper)

  Reagan, Ronald Wilson, and administration

  and El Salvador

  and Grenada

  ‘evil empire’ speech

  and Nicaraguan Contras

  nuclear first strike plans, supposed

  and Pakistan

  Strategic Defense Initiative

  REBUS, operation

  Red Banner, Order of the

  Red Banner (later Andropov) Institute

  REDUT, operation

  refuseniks

  REMIZ (Syrian KGB contact)

 

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