Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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... Moscow had to change its policy towards Asia on the assumption that China might fill the vacuum resulting from the estrangement of America's Asian allies ' . 38 India's acceptance of Western military aid as a nonaligned country ...
... Moscow had to change its policy towards Asia on the assumption that China might fill the vacuum resulting from the estrangement of America's Asian allies ' . 38 India's acceptance of Western military aid as a nonaligned country ...
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... Moscow to cultivate good relations both with Pakistan and India , his reply was ' what is permissible for a super power is not possible for a country like Pakistan'.51 It was the height of Moscow's diplomatic success in South Asia ...
... Moscow to cultivate good relations both with Pakistan and India , his reply was ' what is permissible for a super power is not possible for a country like Pakistan'.51 It was the height of Moscow's diplomatic success in South Asia ...
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... Moscow and Islamabad . The positive and most productive period in Pakistan - Soviet relations was 1966-70 . The visits of Ayub Khan and Yahya Khan to Moscow and of Kosygin to Islamabad bespoke a growing new trust in mutual relations ...
... Moscow and Islamabad . The positive and most productive period in Pakistan - Soviet relations was 1966-70 . The visits of Ayub Khan and Yahya Khan to Moscow and of Kosygin to Islamabad bespoke a growing new trust in mutual relations ...
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