Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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... Kabul's north - eastern frontier began to focus on trading trans - Oxus Roshan and Shignan for cis - Oxus Darwaz . As this deal suited the British interest , therefore , London tried to persuade the Amir of Afghanistan to exchange ...
... Kabul's north - eastern frontier began to focus on trading trans - Oxus Roshan and Shignan for cis - Oxus Darwaz . As this deal suited the British interest , therefore , London tried to persuade the Amir of Afghanistan to exchange ...
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... Amir of Afghanistan , with the British still in control of his foreign policy , resumed his role as a " bystander " .3 The British forced the Amir of Afghanistan to accept control of the Wakhan ' . The Amir objected to the gift ...
... Amir of Afghanistan , with the British still in control of his foreign policy , resumed his role as a " bystander " .3 The British forced the Amir of Afghanistan to accept control of the Wakhan ' . The Amir objected to the gift ...
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... Amir of Afghanistan , that it shall not be annexed to Great Britain , and that no military posts or forts shall be established in it . The execution of this agreement is contingent upon the evacuation by the Amir of Afghanistan of all ...
... Amir of Afghanistan , that it shall not be annexed to Great Britain , and that no military posts or forts shall be established in it . The execution of this agreement is contingent upon the evacuation by the Amir of Afghanistan of all ...
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