Peking Coup Flops Amid Mongolian Tensions
Global View notes an alleged armed coup in Mongolia, a Soviet ally, as Moscow and Yugoslav dispatches reveal Brezhnev's party pact and China’s influence attempts. Sundic links the incident to Sino-Soviet split prep and Castro’s Latin American alignment, signaling heightened Cold War maneuvering. The report cites Brezhnev’s visit and warns of Beijing backing anti-Russian actions in Mongolia and elsewhere.
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