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'Ties can't be severed, they can be on hold during conflict': Mohan Bhagwat's China-Pakistan example

Citing Pakistan and China as examples, Bhagwat said existing relationships could be put "on hold" during conflicts but should not be ended altogether.

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'Ties can't be severed, they can be on hold during conflict': Mohan Bhagwat's China-Pakistan example
Citing Pakistan and China as examples, Bhagwat said existing relationships could be put "on hold" during conflicts but should not be ended altogether.
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'Ties can't be severed, they can be on hold during conflict': Mohan Bhagwat's China-Pakistan example

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