What the India-Russia Defence Partnership Means for US Policy/ Sameer Lalwani and Tyler Sagerstrom
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Survival Vol.63, No.4, August-September 2021, pp.149-182 (106)Summary: Given India's dependence on and trust in Russia, US attempts to deter India-Russia arms transactions and compel India to phase out Russian systems are unlikely to work.
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Given India's dependence on and trust in Russia, US attempts to deter India-Russia arms transactions and compel India to phase out Russian systems are unlikely to work.
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