Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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... Durand Line were not under the effective authority of the Kabul administration.18 When Pakistan came into being , there was no sym- pathy expressed for Kabul's motives in supporting the ' Foreign Afghans ' . A Soviet writer , I.M. ...
... Durand Line were not under the effective authority of the Kabul administration.18 When Pakistan came into being , there was no sym- pathy expressed for Kabul's motives in supporting the ' Foreign Afghans ' . A Soviet writer , I.M. ...
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... Durand & Control Lines Pakistan's international border with Afghanistan ( Durand Line ) runs for a distance of 1,200 miles from the spur of the Sarikol range in the Pamirs to south- west on to the Iranian border . This was first ...
... Durand & Control Lines Pakistan's international border with Afghanistan ( Durand Line ) runs for a distance of 1,200 miles from the spur of the Sarikol range in the Pamirs to south- west on to the Iranian border . This was first ...
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... Durand Line ( by Soviets ) and Control Line in Kashmir ( by India ) may add to political and security sensitivities of Pakistan -thus compelling it either to accommodate the Soviet perspective on Afghanistan and / or swallowing the re ...
... Durand Line ( by Soviets ) and Control Line in Kashmir ( by India ) may add to political and security sensitivities of Pakistan -thus compelling it either to accommodate the Soviet perspective on Afghanistan and / or swallowing the re ...
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