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Soviet Involvement in the Afghan Response to the Kidnapping of Ambassador Dubs
J. Bruce Amstutz inquires whether he should ask Alexander Puzanov for an account of the conduct of Soviet advisors during the Adolph Dubs Kidnapping (14 February 1979)
Government Document
Signs Continue of Strained Relations between President Hafizullah Amin and the Soviets
United States Embassy. Afghanistan concludes that Afghanistan-Soviet Union relations remain strong despite the actions of Alexander Puzanov that indicate strained relations with Hafizullah Amin
Government Document
Amin Publicly Acknowledges That Soviet Support Is Essential for Khalqis' Survival
Amin Administration (14 September 1979-27 December 1979) denies that the departure of Alexander Puzanov from the Soviet Union Embassy. Afghanistan signifies strains in Afghanistan-Soviet Union relations ; Hafizullah Amin states that vast amounts of [Military assistance; Economic assistance] from the Soviet Union are necessary to protect Afghanistan from Imperialism
Government Document
Demarche to Soviet Ambassador at Kabul on Soviet Media Allegations of U.S. Interference in Afghanistan
Taraki Administration (30 April 1978-14 September 1979) representation at the U.S. National days celebration and efforts to improve Afghanistan-Pakistan relations are evidence of the importance attached to maintaining [Regional security; Afghanistan-United States relations]
Government Document
Soviet Involvement in Afghan Response to Kidnapping of Ambassador Dubs
U.S. Department of State receives a report from Anatoly F. Dobrynin regarding the Adolph Dubs Assassination (14 February 1979) and recommends asking Alexander Puzanov for an oral account describing the role of Soviet advisors in the response to the Adolph Dubs Kidnapping (14 February 1979)
Government Document
Death of Ambassador Dubs: Departure of Body from Kabul
[Government officials; Diplomats; Alexander Puzanov] join members of the Adolph Dubs family for a ceremony at Kabul Airport (Afghanistan) before the departure of the Aircraft returning Dubs's body to the U.S.
Government Document
Afghanistan's Amin Coup: Local Yugoslav and Soviet Views
Alexander Puzanov asserts that the Coup d'Etat in Afghanistan (14-16 September 1979) erupted when Hafizullah Amin fired members of the Afghanistan. Cabinet against the orders of Nur Mohammad Taraki ; Soviet Union was aware of tensions between [Hafizullah Amin; Nur Mohammad Taraki] but was surprised by the Coup d'Etat in Afghanistan (14-16 September 1979) according to Alexander Puzanov
Government Document
Some Impressions on Occasion of President Taraki's Departure for Havana
Nur Mohammad Taraki departs under heavy Security to attend the Nonaligned Movement Summit Conference in Cuba (6th : 3-7 September 1979) ; J. Bruce Amstutz speculates that the demeanor of Nur Mohammad Taraki at a Kabul Airport (Afghanistan) departure ceremony signified his interest in improved Afghanistan-United States relations
Government Document
Demarche to Soviet Ambassador at Kabul about Evacuation of American Dependents
Alexander Puzanov criticizes the News media coverage of the Evacuation of United States Embassy. Afghanistan Personnel from Afghanistan ; J. Bruce Amstutz comments on the deterioration of [Afghanistan-United States relations; Afghanistan-China (People's Republic) relations; Afghanistan-Pakistan relations; Afghanistan-Iran relations] during a meeting with Alexander Puzanov
Government Document