India and Israel were the only countries to oppose a Pakistan-backed UN resolution on conventional arms control. New Delhi argued that national security concerns extend beyond regional boundaries and questioned the need for fresh guidelines when the UN had already adopted 3 sets of recommendations.
India and Israel were the only countries to oppose a Pakistan-backed UN resolution on conventional arms control. New Delhi argued that national security concerns extend beyond regional boundaries and questioned the need for fresh guidelines when the UN had already adopted 3 sets of recommendations.
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India and Israel were the only countries to oppose a Pakistan-backed UN resolution on conventional arms control. New Delhi argued that national security concerns extend beyond regional boundaries and questioned the need for fresh guidelines when the UN had already adopted 3 sets of recommendations.
