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Pakistan versus India : Asia's oldest conflict / Gordon Arthur

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ARTHUR Gordon

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In: Asian Defence & Diplomacy Vol.20, January & February 2013, pp.11-14 (130)Summary: This article offers a brief overview of the relative strengths of the neighbours armed forces and some related strategic issues. Pakistan and India face serious internal threats. Pakistan has much to contend with. Whereas Pakistan traditionally prepared for armed conflict with India.

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This article offers a brief overview of the relative strengths of the neighbours armed forces and some related strategic issues. Pakistan and India face serious internal threats. Pakistan has much to contend with. Whereas Pakistan traditionally prepared for armed conflict with India.

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