Yugoslavia: Defence Policy Staff Study on Yugoslavia: Changes in Threat to NATO and Options for UK Reaction Arising From Warsaw Pact Pressure on Yugoslavia

A file of correspondence and reports concerning a Defence Policy Staff study on Yugoslavia. The study examines the political and strategic consequences for NATO and for the U.K. arising from Warsaw Pact pressure on Yugoslavia or a realignment of Yugoslav foreign policy. Topics discussed in the study include the implications of Warsaw Pact countries obtaining the use of Yugoslav naval and air facilities, obtaining permanent independent naval and air support facilities in Yugoslavia, acquiring right of passage through Yugoslavia in times of crisis, or stationing Warsaw Pact ground forces on Yugoslav territory. Other documents in the file cover U.K. defence sales to Yugoslavia; security restrictions on defence sales to Yugoslavia; and relations between the British and Yugoslav armed forces.