Conflict and Integration in Indo-Pakistan RelationsCenters for South and Southeast Asia Studies, University of California at Berkeley, 1989 - India - 265 pages |
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Sarbjit Johal. Indian military by ferrying supplies and equipment during the operations.63 The Soviet Union contributed to the Indian victory in several ways . It deterred China from a military intervention , which allowed India to ...
Sarbjit Johal. Indian military by ferrying supplies and equipment during the operations.63 The Soviet Union contributed to the Indian victory in several ways . It deterred China from a military intervention , which allowed India to ...
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... India's military assets affect India's policies of regional integration with Pakistan ? The Indian government was much more concerned about military aid to Pakistan from China , the Middle East , and the United States than it was about ...
... India's military assets affect India's policies of regional integration with Pakistan ? The Indian government was much more concerned about military aid to Pakistan from China , the Middle East , and the United States than it was about ...
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Sarbjit Johal. Like economic , nuclear , and political assets , India's military advantages over Pakistan are not one - sided . Pakistan has certain military advantages that it can use to influence India . In geopolitical position , for ...
Sarbjit Johal. Like economic , nuclear , and political assets , India's military advantages over Pakistan are not one - sided . Pakistan has certain military advantages that it can use to influence India . In geopolitical position , for ...
Contents
Regional Powers and Integration | 1 |
Partition and its Results | 14 |
India and Pakistan Recover | 36 |
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