Pakistan, the second largest state in the Indian subcontinent, has never been politically close to the former Soviet Union and its successor, the Russian Federation. As a result, the level of interaction between Pakistan and Russia has never been very high. In 1962, there were only 56 Soviets in Pakistan.But despite this negative state of Russian-Pakistani relations, a former Russian / Soviet citizen has made a significant contribution to Pakistan's history. In fact, from the construction of Pakistan's national monument 'Minar-e-Pakistan' and the famous cricket ground 'Gaddafi Stadium' to the expansion of 'Wah Ordnance Factory', the first arms factory in independent Pakistan - everything is the brainchild of a former Russian citizen.
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