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Indo-Pakistan war 1971: Conflicts of Russia, India and US
International Journal of Social Science and Education Research · 2019 · Vol. 1(1) · pp. 37–40
Abstract
After nine months of war against the government of the Pakistani army, Bangladesh (East Pakistan) took its place on the world map as a sovereign country. Most countries were involved in the Bangladesh Liberation War, specially India, Russia and United States. The United States made its policy of making Yahya khan, Pakistan's dictator, comfortable in the East Pakistan crisis. By making use of this strategy, they wanted to rebuild their relationship with China, influencing Middle East Muslim countries, Pakistan was the country in what they could enforce their policy.
Bangladesh Politics, Society, and DevelopmentPolitics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle EastSouth Asian Studies and ConflictsChinaMiddle EastDictatorPolitical scienceSovereigntyDevelopment economicsGovernment (linguistics)Economic growthAncient historyEconomy
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