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Report on Talks Between Indian Prime Minister (Indira Gandhi) and Soviet Prime Minister (Aleksei Kosygin)

31 Oct 1967
Description: This document reports on talks between Indira Gandhi and Aleksei Kosygin, which took place in Moscow in early October 1967. The two exchange views on major foreign policy questions, including the Vietnam, Kashmir and Arab-Israeli conflicts. Kosygin also informs Gandhi on the visit of the Pakistani president to the Soviet Union and argues in favor of direct negotiations between the two countries. Finally, Kosygin states that the Soviet Union will continue to support the improvement of India's armed forces.

Collection: India-Soviet Bloc Relations

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  • Bulgarian (1.0 MB )
Document Type: Memorandum of Conversation
Language of Original Document: Bulgarian
Number of Pages: 4
Cold War Period: 1960s
Persons: Indira Gandhi, Aleksei Kosygin
Document Source: Diplomatic Archive (DA) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sofia
Call Number: Record 23, File 1107

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