Soviet middleman interest grows in Vietnam diplomacy
Newly released Pentagon Papers chapters show the Soviet Union shifting from initial rejection in 1965 to a more active if cautious role as a backchannel between Washington and Hanoi. Moscow sought to influence talks but avoided pressuring North Vietnam, with a low profile through 1968.
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