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TELCON Dinitz/Sec. Kissinger Thursday, Oct. 11, 1973 4:30 p. m. D: I want to bring you up to date on the situation. up to 5:00 (6 hours ago in Israel). We have penetrated in a front which is 12 Ks wide and 10 Ks inside the Road to Damascus. K: Right. D: I have another cable. K: You are going to wind up like Paul on the road to Damascus. D: As long as we don't wind up like Peter. Another cable says we have advanced 20 Ks. Probably some places 20 Ks. K: You understand that I was not telling you D: I understood you completely but I don't think my boss did. Even before I talked to you. We have since that time, the Syrian troops are dismantling. The Syrian troops and armour are in disaray. K: Good. D: I don't want to bother you with the airports we have bombed. It is important that the Syrian Air force not particularly active and seven were shot down. We observed 5 ton 12 airplanes from the Soviet were on the way to Damascus. They returned to their base in Europe because of our tanks at the airport. They came again in the afternoon and this time they landed. Twelve landed in Syria with equipment. Until 5:00 our losses on the two fronts were 10 aircraft -- 3 Phantoms, 6 Skyhawks and 1 Super . K: How many? D: 10 Aircraft -- 3 phantoms, 6 Skyhawks and 1 super . K: How did you lose them? D: All to missiles. We have information that on the Egyptian front there has been no change. Our air force was active there. We estimated 700-800 tanks on the East bank of the Canal. There attempt to go to Adaz(sp) was not successful. We have

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