On 14 April 1988 "The Geneva Accords" were signed between:
Correct answer: A. Pakistan & Afghanistan
- A. Pakistan & Afghanistan
- B. Pakistan & USSR
- C. USA & USSR
- D. USSR & Afghanistan
Explanation
The Geneva Accords were signed by Pakistan and Afghanistan on 14 April 1988, with the United States and Soviet Union acting as guarantors. They provided the framework for the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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