representative on 14 September

during a meeting with a Chinese Communist representative on 14 September 1965. For its part, the US announced a unilateral cut-off in military supplies to both Pakistan and India for the war Rawalpindi precipitated. Pakistan interpreted its membership to the treaties listed above as giving it the licence to attack India and continued military assistance from Washington, whereas India had every reason to be aggrieved for being subjected to a cut-off weapons supply. Washington saw its treaty obligation to Pakistan as only covering the fight against Soviet communist aggression or an unprovoked attack by India with the Pakistanis objecting that was the case. The effect of Washington’s military assistance cut-off was felt more by Pakistan because its dependence was greater on Washington than India and catalysed a ceasefire and, eventually, the Soviet-brokered agreement at Tashkent. สล็อต