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Bush, Yeltsin reach mutual understanding

Russia to resume nuclear arms test after October
BOSTON. Apr 24: President George Bush and Russian President Boris Yeltsin have reached a 'mutual under standing* for Russia to resume nuclear arms testing after Me voluntary moratorium ends In October, a leading anti-nuclear group said yesterday, reports Reuter
The International Physi clans for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) made the assertion tn a 44 page report based on a two-week mission to assess the nuclear status of four former Soviet re publics.
IPPNW. which won the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize, al leged that the Russian mill tary-industrial complex con tlnues to exert 'enormous influence* on Yeltsin, who it said was apparently also being ’urged" py the United Stales to resume such tests.
Yeltsin signed a decree on February 27 ordering the preparation of tunnels at the Novaya Zemlya test site for the purpose of conducting tests when the moratorium expires the IPPNW quoted 'several sources In Moscow' as saying.
Diplomats have said NATO to worried chances for keeping the former Soviet arsenal safe may be slipping away, and the suggestion the United State* is encouraging tests aimed at improving the Russian arsenal could be embarrassing
The IPPNW said the dele
gallon was told by several Russian officials that Russia "will almost certainly resume nuclear testing after the cur rent moratorium expires in October
AP adds from New York. Russian President Boris Yeltsin Is misunderstood in theWest and suffers from foreign ers long-held affection for Mikhail Gorbachev, a top Yeltsin aide says
Galina Starovottova. Yeltsin's senior advisor for ethnic affairs. said Yeltsin to not given due credit for his political talents and leadership and for avoiding the widespread eth nic bloodbath many predicted when he took power last year
Tm afraid Wes underestimated here In the West.' she told a group of Associated Press editors a In a question and answer session It's a pity, because he* a real leader of public opinion in our country and he s a symbol of democ racy.'
The Russian president's spontaneous decision last Aug 19 to climb atop a Soviet tank and read a decree typified his "great intuition.* she said
Starovoitova. one of the most outspoken reformers tn the Congress of Peoples Deputies, came to the United States this week on vacation She blamed what she calls Yeltsin's misleading Image on the vagaries of the Western press as well as the Russian administration Itself.