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67. (Continued: PSALY Bag-B S80 increase the total now deployed. (a the other hand, new ceployzents could be started at ey tine. 5. The inventory of other rajor Soviet weapons nov identified in { Cuba includes: a. 22 I-28 jet light bechers, of vhich one is assexbled and | ‘bree others have been uncrated; b. 39 MIG-21 jet fighters, of which 35 are assetbled end four are still crates, ani 3 other jet fighters of less advanced types; Cy _2h Sk-2 sites, of which 16 are believed to be individually operational with soue missiles on launcher; Gs Betuise missile sites for coastal defense, of vhich 2 are now operational; ©, 32 Komar eruise missile patrol boats, all probebly opera- tional or nearly so. 6. Cuban-based MRBMs and IRBMs with nuclear warheads woula auguent the present limited Soviet ICBM capability by virtue of their ability to strike at similar types of targets with warheads of generally sicilar yields. In the near future, therefore, Soviet gross capabilities for ‘ initial attack on US cilitary ami civilian targets can be increased ccn- ! siderably by Cuban-based missiles. Eovever, the deployment of these tissiles in Cuba will prebably not, in the Soviet judgment, insure de- struction of the US second strike capability to a degree which vould PSALM 213