Armscor Official on Commercialization of Nuclear Facilities -- Ministry Spokesman Reiterates Stand on Nuclear Testing -- U.S. Decision To Extend Nuclear Test Ban Welcomed -- Pyongyang Denies Contact With Japan on Missile Issue -- ROK Official Says Nodong-I's Were Test-Fired in May -- Nuclear Testing of Equal Concern as DPRK Nuclear Capability -- Muslims Allegedly Have Chemical Weapons -- Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy Discussed With IAEA Official -- Government 'Gave In' to U.S. on Condor-2 -- U.S. Nonproliferation Report Reviewed. Content Presented by C. Raja Mohan -- Analyst's Comment by K.K. Katyal -- Russian Cryogenic Engine Deal Still Planned -- Arrangements for Tarapur After French Pact Expires -- High Grade Uranium To Be Mined in Meghalaya -- Capability of Exporting Critical Components Noted -- Plans Discussed -- Beryl To Be Exported -- Cooperation Protocol Signed With PRC -- Non-Proliferation Talks With U.S., India Advocated -- U.S. Anti-Proliferation Policy Said Based Only on U.S. Interests by EAS Bokhari -- Indian Expert on Pakistan Missile Development by N. Suresh -- Yeltsin Responds to Nuclear Test Moratorium Message by ITAR-TASS -- Case for Treaty on Banning, Nonresumption of N-Tests Argued -- Ukraine's Pro-Nuclear Moves Could Prompt 'A New Arms Race' by Aleksandr Sychev -- Scientist Disputes Worth of Plasma Weapons by Aleksey Kuzmin -- Government Stresses High Accuracy Weapons -- Low Wages Not Paid on Time -- Center Ready for Strike Action by ITAR-TASS correspondent Yevgeniy Tkachenko -- Director on Firm's Red Mercury Connection -- Red Mercury Seen as a 'Fiction Used in Money Laundering Scam' by Major General Aleksandr Gurov -- Supreme Soviet Official on Arms Trade Control by V.V. Durdynets -- EC-Sponsored Nuclear Fusion Project Announced -- Officials Seize Radioactive Material. Arrest Three Smugglers -- 'Nuclear Smugglers' Released by W. Theuretsbacher -- Officials To Explain Arms Policy to China -- Defense Ministry Brochure Discusses Hades Nuclear Weapons System -- Dismantling of Obsolete Nuclear Weapons Temporarily Stopped -- Moratorium on Nuclear Testing Extended -- Official Denies Report on Nuclear Materials to Iran -- Foreign Ministry Welcomes U.S. Decision on Nuclear Tests -- Defense Secretary Concerned Over Extended U.S. Nuclear Test Ban by Chris Moncrieff.
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Document Date: 7/12/1993.
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