Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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... friendship and cooperation which is infact a treaty of military alliance . With the encouragement of this treaty the Indian Government has become even more unbridled in carrying out expansion and aggression " . 73 Even such an explicit ...
... friendship and cooperation which is infact a treaty of military alliance . With the encouragement of this treaty the Indian Government has become even more unbridled in carrying out expansion and aggression " . 73 Even such an explicit ...
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... friendship with China has for some years been a cornerstone of Pakistan's foreign policy based as it is partly on our geographical proximity , partly on the similarity of our ideals and ambitions in relation to the Third World . China's ...
... friendship with China has for some years been a cornerstone of Pakistan's foreign policy based as it is partly on our geographical proximity , partly on the similarity of our ideals and ambitions in relation to the Third World . China's ...
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... friendship . In February 1969 , the Soviet Defence Minister , Marshal Anderi Grechko , came to Pakistan and bluntly told his host that ' you cannot have simultaneous friendship with the Soviet Union and China'.50 Replying to a question ...
... friendship . In February 1969 , the Soviet Defence Minister , Marshal Anderi Grechko , came to Pakistan and bluntly told his host that ' you cannot have simultaneous friendship with the Soviet Union and China'.50 Replying to a question ...
Contents
CHAPTER ONE The Wakhan Corridor | 10 |
CHAPTER TWO Making of the Corridor | 24 |
CHAPTER THREE Afghanistan in the Pamir Knot | 53 |
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