The book "СССР и проблемы ближневосточного урегулирования вторая половина 1960-х - первая половина 1970-х годов" by [Author's name] provides an in-depth analysis of the Soviet Union's policies towards the Arab-Israeli conflict during the second half of the 1960s and the first half of the 1970s. The book focuses on the role of technological progress in resolving this complex issue. The plot revolves around the increasing tensions between Israel and its Arab neighbors, particularly Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, which led to a series of conflicts and wars in the region. The Soviet Union, as a major player in the international arena, sought to mediate the conflict and find a peaceful solution. However, the author argues that the Soviet Union's approach was flawed, as it prioritized its own interests over the needs of the Middle Eastern nations and failed to address the root causes of the conflict. The book begins with an introduction to the historical context of the Arab-Israeli conflict, highlighting the key events and players involved. The author then delves into the Soviet Union's involvement in the conflict, including its diplomatic efforts and military interventions.

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