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On Jan. 8. 1993, Yeltsin would respond by handing over to the International Civil Aviation Organization of the U.N. the requested military communications, the vaunted Black Box tapes from the flight which the Soviets for the previous 10 years had denied having recovered (but avoided all mention of passenger survival). The National Security Agency was also involved in the supply of information  but it was the CIA which was the primary intelligence agency interfacing with Helms and the Committee on Foreign Relations.

On Jan. 8. 1993, Yeltsin would respond by handing over to the International Civil Aviation Organization of the U.N. the requested military communications, the vaunted Black Box tapes from the flight which the Soviets for the previous 10 years had denied having recovered (but avoided all mention of passenger survival). The National Security Agency was also involved in the supply of information  but it was the CIA which was the primary intelligence agency interfacing with Helms and the Committee on Foreign Relations.