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Watch | How the US Called the Shots in 2+2 Meeting With India

The recently concluded Indo-US 2+2 meeting was driven by the US agenda, and New Delhi appears to have lost out in achieving its strategic objectives.
Happymon Jacob
Sep 14 2018
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The recently concluded Indo-US 2+2 meeting was driven by the US agenda, and New Delhi appears to have lost out in achieving its strategic objectives.
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