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nUSANTARa - Pegawai
kerajaan British telah menolak untuk melepaskan dokumen yang berhubungan dengan
kejadian Able Archer1983, apabila satu latihan ketenteraan NATO datang dekat
dengan memprovokasi perang nuklear dengan Kesatuan Soviet.
Ketua
keselamatan menegaskan laporan mengenai krisis mesti kekal rahsia atas alasan
keselamatan negara, kerana maklumat dalam dokumen itu masih relevan hari ini.
Pegawai-pegawai
Amerika Syarikat telah mengeluarkan beberapa dokumen mengenai kejadian itu yang
menggambarkan bagaimana hubungan Amerika Syarikat -Soviet telah berbahaya
merosot menjelang sehingga latihan ketenteraan kontroversi yang simulasi
serangan nuklear.
Pertikaian
itu datang sebagai NATO mengumumkan akan mengemas kini doktrin nuklear sebagai
tindak balas kepada rancangan Rusia untuk membeli 40 peluru berpandu balistik
antara benua baru.
Report
on Soviet nuclear scare remains
top secret over national security fears . . .
British
government officials have refused to release documents relating to the 1983
Able Archer incident, when a NATO military exercise came close to provoking
nuclear war with the Soviet Union.
Security
chiefs insist a report on the crisis must remain secret on national security
grounds, as information within the document is still relevant today.
US
officials have released several documents concerning the incident which
describe how US-Soviet relations had dangerously deteriorated in the run-up to
the controversial military exercise which simulated a nuclear attack.
Selepas
berbulan-bulan perbincangan, Pejabat Kabinet disekat pelepasan dokumen bertajuk
"Pengesanan Persediaan Soviet untuk Perangi NATO," memetik seksyen 23
Akta Kebebasan Maklumat, yang mengenakan pengecualian mutlak daripada
pendedahan - tanpa pertahanan kepentingan awam - keselamatan dan bahan
perisikan.
Dokumen
itu telah diminta oleh Nate Jones, Arkib Keselamatan Negara Amerika Syarikat dilampirkan
dengan University George Washington di Washington DC
Walaupun
permintaan Jones 'yang disokong oleh bekas ketua Bahagian Soviet GCHQ, ia
dinafikan oleh pegawai-pegawai Kabinet.
Jones
kemudian mengemukakan rayuan kepada Pesuruhjaya Maklumat Christopher Graham,
yang juga menolak permohonan itu atas alasan keselamatan negara.
After
months of deliberation, the Cabinet Office blocked the release of a document
titled “The Detection of Soviet Preparations for War Against NATO,” citing
section 23 of the Freedom of Information Act, which imposes an absolute
exemption from disclosure – with no public interest defense – of security and
intelligence material.
The
document was requested by Nate Jones, of the US National Security Archive
attached to George Washington University in Washington D.C.
Despite
Jones’ request being supported by the former head of GCHQ’s Soviet Division, it
was denied by Cabinet officials.
Jones
then appealed to Information Commissioner Christopher Graham, who also rejected
the request on national security grounds.
Michael Gove plots against FOI to make it harder for
people to seek information from state (Michael Gove plot terhadap FOI untuk
membuat lebih sukar bagi orang ramai untuk mendapatkan maklumat dari negeri) http://on.rt.com/d7ragy 4:59 PM - 23 Jun
2015
Graham yang
diterima terdapat "kepentingan awam dalam memahami pengajaran daripada Able
Archer 83, dan pendedahan yang berpotensi menambah beberapa nilai kepada apa
yang sudah diketahui umum mengenai latihan itu."
Bagaimanapun,
beliau berpendapat terdapat "minat awam yang kuat dalam menjaga
keselamatan negara" dan kata laporan itu JIC adalah "masih relevan
kepada keselamatan negara hari ini."
Menulis
di blog Arkib Keselamatan Negara sebelum permintaan itu ditolak, Jones berkata
dokumen itu adalah "laporan komprehensif pertama yang memberi amaran
bahawa satu latihan pelepasan nuklear November 1983 dipanggil Able Archer 83
boleh dihantui Soviet ke dalam serangan nuklear awal terhadap Barat."
Keputusan
Pejabat Kabinet untuk menyekat pembebasan dokumen yang berikut pengubahan
status beberapa laporan Amerika Syarikat berkaitan dengan Able Archer 83.
Graham
accepted there was “a public interest in understanding the lessons learned from
Able Archer 83, and that disclosure could potentially add some value to what
was already publicly known regarding the exercise.”
However,
he argued there was a “strong public interest in safeguarding national
security” and said the JIC report was “still relevant to national security
today.”
Writing
on the National Security Archive blog before his request was rejected, Jones
said the document is “the first comprehensive report that warned that a
November 1983 nuclear release exercise called Able Archer 83 could have spooked
the Soviets into a pre-emptive nuclear attack against the West.”
The
Cabinet Office’s decision to block the document’s release follows the
declassification of several US reports relating to Able Archer 83.
UK may restart Cold War-style nuclear drills – senior
diplomat (United Kingdom. boleh memulakan semula latihan nuklear gaya Cold War
- diplomat kanan) http://on.rt.com/6th7 1:06 AM - 10 Oct
2015
Satu
dokumen melihat peranan Oleg Gordievsky, seorang pegawai KGB yang berpaling
tadah ke Britain dan yang memberi amaran Washington tentang kesan berbahaya
puntung berapi retorik Presiden Ronald Reagan pada Kremlin paranoid.
Satu lagi
dokumen yang dikeluarkan baru-baru ini menerangkan bagaimana Able Archer 83
"mungkin secara tidak sengaja meletakkan hubungan kita dengan Kesatuan
Soviet pada pencetus rambut" dan bahawa Presiden Reagan "diberikan
penilaian sikap Soviet dan tindakan yang terkurang risiko kepada Amerika
Syarikat."
Sesetengah
ahli sejarah mendakwa Able Archer 83 kejadian itu adalah yang paling dekat DUNIA
telah datang untuk perang nuklear sejak Cuba Missile Crisis of 1962.
Tentera
Soviet disiapkan senjata nuklear mereka dan meletakkan unit udara di Jerman
Timur dan Poland berjaga-jaga selepas latihan tentera yang diketuai ahli
Politburo untuk mempercayai NATO telah bersedia untuk berperang.
One
document looked at the role of Oleg Gordievsky, a KGB officer who defected to
Britain and who warned Washington about the dangerous effect of President
Ronald Reagan’s firebrand rhetoric on a paranoid Kremlin.
Another
recently released document describes how Able Archer 83 “may have inadvertently
placed our relations with the Soviet Union on a hair trigger” and that
President Reagan was “given assessments of Soviet attitudes and actions that
understated the risks to the United States.”
Some
historians claim the Able Archer 83 incident is the closest the world has come
to nuclear war since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962.
Soviet
forces readied their nuclear weapons and placed air units in East Germany and
Poland on alert after the military exercise led Politburo members to believe
NATO was preparing for war.
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