Soviet Strategy and Its Limitations in Afghanistan, by Olivier Roy In the short term, Soviet intervention in Afghanistan can be viewed as a reaction to the collapse of a neighbouring communist regime, but in the long term it must be seen rather as an expansionary pus h towards warm-water ports. The USSR's ultimate goal is the integration of Afghanistan within the Soviet world, though the implementation of this strategy is very flexible. The Soviets seek to maintain the war within limits compatible with their other priorities. They are reluctant to raise the present level of intervention, preferring to rely on their present three pronged policy, which consists of military force to contain rebel strongholds, a pacification programme aimed at ...
Years after the US invasion of Afghanistan, a question that is frequently raised is why Afghans opte...
The Security Dilemma in Pakistan, by Nazir Kamal Faced on one side with Moscow's determination to e...
Afghanistan‟s relations with the erstwhile Soviet Union began to take a specific direction in the wa...
Afghanistan : is there a political solution ?, by Selig S. Harrison Politically as will as mïlitarïl...
Afghanistan : is there a political solution ?, by Selig S. Harrison Politically as will as mïlitarïl...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State durin...
The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State durin...
The Afghanistan conflict has become a lingering major crisis in world politics. The Soviet invasion ...
Pakistan's Role in the Afghan Crisis, by Jean-Christophe Victor Pakistan has become the fourth highe...
Pakistan's Role in the Afghan Crisis, by Jean-Christophe Victor Pakistan has become the fourth highe...
Tématem diplomové práce je analýza přístupu Sovětského svazu a koalice vedené Spojenými státy k budo...
Reflections on the Nature of the International Crisis, by Maurice Couve de Murville The present int...
Reflections on the Nature of the International Crisis, by Maurice Couve de Murville The present int...
Years after the US invasion of Afghanistan, a question that is frequently raised is why Afghans opte...
The Security Dilemma in Pakistan, by Nazir Kamal Faced on one side with Moscow's determination to e...
Afghanistan‟s relations with the erstwhile Soviet Union began to take a specific direction in the wa...
Afghanistan : is there a political solution ?, by Selig S. Harrison Politically as will as mïlitarïl...
Afghanistan : is there a political solution ?, by Selig S. Harrison Politically as will as mïlitarïl...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State durin...
The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State durin...
The Afghanistan conflict has become a lingering major crisis in world politics. The Soviet invasion ...
Pakistan's Role in the Afghan Crisis, by Jean-Christophe Victor Pakistan has become the fourth highe...
Pakistan's Role in the Afghan Crisis, by Jean-Christophe Victor Pakistan has become the fourth highe...
Tématem diplomové práce je analýza přístupu Sovětského svazu a koalice vedené Spojenými státy k budo...
Reflections on the Nature of the International Crisis, by Maurice Couve de Murville The present int...
Reflections on the Nature of the International Crisis, by Maurice Couve de Murville The present int...
Years after the US invasion of Afghanistan, a question that is frequently raised is why Afghans opte...
The Security Dilemma in Pakistan, by Nazir Kamal Faced on one side with Moscow's determination to e...
Afghanistan‟s relations with the erstwhile Soviet Union began to take a specific direction in the wa...