Nato and turkey: where is the partnership headed

Authors

  • Vinod Saighal

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31501/repats.v2i2.10566

Abstract

The parting of ways had to take place at some time or the other. The differences had started emerging almost since the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the disastrous Yeltsin years, even Russia bereft of the Soviet possessions in Central Asia appeared to be falling apart. This state of affairs continued till almost the turn of the century when Boris Yeltsin nominated Vladimir Putin as his successor. It has to be noted, however, that to this day Mr. Putin having pulled Russia up by the bootstraps has never spoken ill of his erstwhile benefactor.

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Author Biography

Vinod Saighal

General retired from the Indian Army in 1995 from the post of Director General Military Training. He has held an assignment with the UN peacekeeping forces as well as a tenure in Iran. He had served as the country's Military Attaché in France and BENELUX, also overseeing Spain and Portugal. He is the author of the internationally acclaimed book “Third Millennium Equipoise”. Additionally, he has authored “Restructuring South Asian Security”; “Restructuring Pakistan”; “Dealing with Global Terrorism: The Way Forward”; “Global Security Paradoxes: 2000-2020”; and “Revitalizing Indian Democracy”.

Published

2019-08-18

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Opinion Paper