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... direct personal contact in 18 years between the top leaders of Pakistan and the Soviet Union . Ayub Khan was accompanied by his Foreign Minister Mr. Bhutto . During his stay in the Soviet capital , the Pakistani President had lengthy ...
... direct personal contact in 18 years between the top leaders of Pakistan and the Soviet Union . Ayub Khan was accompanied by his Foreign Minister Mr. Bhutto . During his stay in the Soviet capital , the Pakistani President had lengthy ...
Page 168
... direct talks between Islamabad , Kabul and Tehran . But Pakistan and Iran have rejected such a proposal on the plea that direct negotia- tions with the Kabul regime meant the recognition of Soviet intervention in Afghanistan . Instead ...
... direct talks between Islamabad , Kabul and Tehran . But Pakistan and Iran have rejected such a proposal on the plea that direct negotia- tions with the Kabul regime meant the recognition of Soviet intervention in Afghanistan . Instead ...
Page 175
... direct talks between Islamabad and Kabul.24 So far , India has rationalised the presence of the Soviet forces in Afghanistan on the following grounds : a . The Soviet Union intervened in Afghanistan , be- cause the Kabul regime was in ...
... direct talks between Islamabad and Kabul.24 So far , India has rationalised the presence of the Soviet forces in Afghanistan on the following grounds : a . The Soviet Union intervened in Afghanistan , be- cause the Kabul regime was in ...
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