Mother Russia's elite Op's #362231
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Description
In March 1979, the Soviet leadership had to face a difficult situation as a result of the violent uprising in Herat, where several Soviet military advisers were executed, and the situation seemed to be spinning out of the PDPA's control. The Afghan leadership asked for urgent Soviet military assistance. Overall, there were over 20 requests for military assistance from the Afghan leadership in 1979. In the telephone conversation with Afghan Prime Minister Taraki, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin explains to his Afghan counterpart that the Soviet Union would not send troops, and encourages Taraki to rely on the local population, and specifically to mobilize industrial workers of the Herat province, which shows the lack of understanding of the local situation on the part of the Soviet leadership (industrial workers, the “proletariat,” which was supposed to be the base of the socialist revolution were practically non-existent in Afghanistan). The Politburo session, convened urgently to di
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 30 Oct 2026, 00:55 | 5 | first reading |
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