Titlebook: Soviet Policy towards Syria since 1970; Efraim Karsh Book 1991 Efraim Karsh 1991 cooperation.crisis.evolution.Mikhail Gorbachev.nature.Pol

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The Economics of Soviet Policy towards Syriaas come to predominate so overwhelmingly all other aspects of the bilateral relationship; until then, the military dimension was always balanced by corresponding activity in the economic sphere, as evidenced, for example, by the signing of the 1957 large-scale economic agreement in the wake of the 1

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The Formative Years, 1970–73nent regional allies, underwent a radical change of leadership, thereby casting a disturbing cloud over the seemingly stable Soviet position in the Middle East. To be sure, neither the death of the Egyptian President, Gamal Abd al-Nasser on 28 September, nor Hafiz Asad’s advent to power in Syria two

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War and Disengagementl campaign, the Soviets feared that a Middle Eastern war would end in yet another Arab calamity which, in turn, might hamper the course of ., to which the USSR was then committed, tarnish the prestige of Soviet weaponry, and lead the USSR’s Arab allies to conclude that the road to regaining their lo

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From Crisis to Warreement — in fact, the entire delicate web of Soviet-Syrian relations — was subjected to repeated tests. Tensions, crises and ultimately war made it imperative for Moscow to tread cautiously between the need to harness the treaty for Syria’s security and the reluctance to be drawn into too great a c

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Conclusionsception of the regional balance of risks and opportunities to a more tolerant redefinition of Soviet security requirements in the Middle East and their subordination to global considerations. The fact that ‘almost next door to the Soviet Union there is an unstable region chock-full of armaments with

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