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Keywords

information sharing, Yugoslav foreign policy, intelligence channels, defence, military supplies, weapons trade, foreign policy, intelligence requirements, intelligence services responsibilities, intelligence reports, allies, alliances, French intelligence services, secrecy, security, British army, military operations, Iranian politics, political intelligence, diplomacy, invasion threat, threat of war with the USSR, contingency planning, assessing enemy strength, predicting enemy intentions, liaison, operations planning, Soviet foreign policy, Soviet satellite states, Eastern Bloc, Arab world, Chinese foreign policy, coastal defence, military situation reports, Chinese army, First Indochina War, airfields, military intelligence, invasion of Tibet, communism, ideology, subversion, former colonies, geographic intelligence, Chinese Nationalists, shipping, trade, transportation, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee duties, war preparations, mobilisation, anti-aircraft defence, training, Polish armed forces, air power, military strength, Yugoslav armed forces