Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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Page 184
... super - powers defence strategies.42 Second , most of these facilities , while often cited and occasionally discussed in the media ' are shrouded in a considerable secrecy and mystery and are thus technically obscure to the public at ...
... super - powers defence strategies.42 Second , most of these facilities , while often cited and occasionally discussed in the media ' are shrouded in a considerable secrecy and mystery and are thus technically obscure to the public at ...
Page 185
... super powers from their installations in the developing coun- tries . Foreign facilities are often used in various military activities without the knowledge or for that matter consent of the host countries . Yet a number of dubious and ...
... super powers from their installations in the developing coun- tries . Foreign facilities are often used in various military activities without the knowledge or for that matter consent of the host countries . Yet a number of dubious and ...
Page 187
... super powers have become obsolete . The Soviet - American strategic potentials of counter- force doctrines and of selective and flexible responses are replete with ominous consequences - namely mutual annihilation for the super powers ...
... super powers have become obsolete . The Soviet - American strategic potentials of counter- force doctrines and of selective and flexible responses are replete with ominous consequences - namely mutual annihilation for the super powers ...
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