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I do not believe it is a binary switch that we can’t have a relationship with Pakistan if we have a relationship with India, says US Central Command chief, Gen Michael Kurilla. He describes Pakistan as a phenomenal counterterrorism partner for the one-off Pakistani support against ISIS-K in Afghanistan....

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Faakistan and Afghanistan are the waterloo of the Americans. Their soldiers come back in coffins, they achieve nothing, and they create an Osama bin Laden or Yahoo Bin Faakistani and send another trillion dollars to line the pockets of Pakistani Generals & Failed Marshalls.

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If Pakistan is a phenomenal counter-terrorism partner, wonder why they went killing Osama Bin Laden on Pakistani soil instead of asking Pakistan to do it.

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I think it's US talking with India the language that India talked with US and Europe with regards to Russia.

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USA has turned hostile against India. Pakistan will need to be handled quickly

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He is wrong. military ties with two nations at war with each other are by definition binary. He is not discussing diplomatic or trade ties here. Thats as weird as US military having ties with Israel and with Hamas.

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He mispronounced it... Pakistan is a phenomenal "terrorism" (not counter terrorism) partner ...

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Every so often, the Pak military sacrifices a mid level pawn to satisfy the "counter-terrorism" urges of whosoever is in power in US. A win-win transaction that keeps those in charge happy about the "cooperation".

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Suddenly US seems to be repositioning itself , earlier US commerce sec. interview now this .., it could be nicely planned and orchestrated by Pentagon

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What ever defence deal india is planning with usa if any should be kept on hold after this statement clearly usa is supporting pakistan financially militarily as well as with intel and data ...

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#WATCH | Bogotá, Colombia | Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "We are quite conscious that China supplies 81 per cent of all Pakistani defence equipment. Defence is a polite word, Pakistani military equipment. Much of it is not for defence but for attack. Every sovereign country has the right to do that. The single largest project in China's Belt and Road Initiative is in Pakistan, the so-called China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which is a highway corridor connecting China to a port in southwestern Pakistan that permits goods to be transported relatively quickly and economically to western China. We are aware of that, and our concern is not with the rights of the Pakistani people to pursue development. Of course, they may do so, including with the partnership with China. Our quarrel is only with the perpetration of terror against us..."
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#WATCH | Bogotá, Colombia | Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "We are quite conscious that China supplies 81 per cent of all Pakistani defence equipment. Defence is a polite word, Pakistani military equipment. Much of it is not for defence but for attack. Every sovereign country has the right to do that. The single largest project in China's Belt and Road Initiative is in Pakistan, the so-called China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which is a highway corridor connecting China to a port in southwestern Pakistan that permits goods to be transported relatively quickly and economically to western China. We are aware of that, and our concern is not with the rights of the Pakistani people to pursue development. Of course, they may do so, including with the partnership with China. Our quarrel is only with the perpetration of terror against us..."

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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir’s nuclear threat, Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin says, "Pakistan's threats on American soil are completely unacceptable and it is raising questions in many people's minds whether if it can fulfill the responsibilities of being a state or has the time has come for it to end. The Field Marshal's rhetoric is reminiscent of what we heard from Osama Bin Laden... There is no reason why the USA should consider Pakistan a major non-NATO ally; Pakistan should be the first major non-NATO ally to be listed as a state sponsor of terrorism and should not be a member of the US Central Command anymore. The fact that US Generals did not walk out of any meeting with Asim Munir should be a cause for resignation. Asim Munir should be persona non grata in the USA and never get an American Visa, along with any Pakistani official, till Pakistan explains itself and apologises."
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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir’s nuclear threat, Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin says, "Pakistan's threats on American soil are completely unacceptable and it is raising questions in many people's minds whether if it can fulfill the responsibilities of being a state or has the time has come for it to end. The Field Marshal's rhetoric is reminiscent of what we heard from Osama Bin Laden... There is no reason why the USA should consider Pakistan a major non-NATO ally; Pakistan should be the first major non-NATO ally to be listed as a state sponsor of terrorism and should not be a member of the US Central Command anymore. The fact that US Generals did not walk out of any meeting with Asim Munir should be a cause for resignation. Asim Munir should be persona non grata in the USA and never get an American Visa, along with any Pakistani official, till Pakistan explains itself and apologises."

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🚨This video is clear evidence that ISIS is being trained by the Pakistani military regime “Now, Pakistani ISIS members are being deployed by the ISI for attacks in neighboring countries. The military regime uses ISIS as a tool & carries out attacks in Afghanistan, India, & Iran. The Pakistani military regime must hand over the leaders of the ISIS group to Afghanistan or India so that security can return to the region.”
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#WATCH | Former diplomat Vikas Swarup says, "We have to look at US' relationship with Pakistan in a different lens from the US' relationship with India. I think the relationship with Pakistan right now is a very tactical one and is a short-term one, primarily motivated by the financial gain that the Trump family and Witkoff family hope to make from the cryptocurrency assets in Pakistan. With India, I think, the relationship is much more strategic. It is not so transactional as it is with Pakistan. That is why I personally feel that it is a passing phase. I call it a storm, not a rupture. You just have to wait out the storms. All storms eventually pass."
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#WATCH | Former diplomat Vikas Swarup says, "We have to look at US' relationship with Pakistan in a different lens from the US' relationship with India. I think the relationship with Pakistan right now is a very tactical one and is a short-term one, primarily motivated by the financial gain that the Trump family and Witkoff family hope to make from the cryptocurrency assets in Pakistan. With India, I think, the relationship is much more strategic. It is not so transactional as it is with Pakistan. That is why I personally feel that it is a passing phase. I call it a storm, not a rupture. You just have to wait out the storms. All storms eventually pass."

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VIDEO | When asked about the Trump administration moving closer to Pakistan, Former US NSA John Bolton says, “I think the US-India relationship is perhaps the most important strategic relationship we have in the 21st century. But dealing with Pakistan is not unimportant, and especially in my view, because of the efforts of the Chinese to gain a stronger position in Pakistan with the Pakistani military; that concerns me greatly, as it obviously concerns India. So I think our interest, and we have other interests with Pakistan against the Taliban in Afghanistan and others. So I think, if we can work with Pakistan and remind them of the threat that China poses to them as well as to India, that's a basis on which to proceed. I don't know that that's Trump's rationale, but if I were advising him, that's what I would tell him.” (Full video available on PTI Videos-
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#WATCH | At UNGA Indian diplomat Bhavika Mangalanandan replies to Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif, says, "This assembly regrettably witnessed a travesty this morning. A country run by the military, with a global reputation for terrorism, narcotics, trade and transnational crime has had the audacity to attack the world's largest democracy. I speak about the reference to India in the speech of the Pakistani PM. As the world knows, Pakistan has long employed cross-border terrorism as a weapon against its neighbours. It has attacked our parliament, our financial capital, Mumbai, marketplaces and pilgrimage routes. The list is long. For such a country to speak about violence anywhere is hypocrisy at its worst. It is even more extraordinary for a country with a history of rigged elections to talk about political choices that too, in a democracy. The real truth is that Pakistan covets our territory and in fact has continuously used terrorism to disrupt elections in Jammu and Kashmir, an inalienable and integral part of India. A reference has been made to some proposals of strategic restraint. There can be no compact with terrorism. In fact, Pakistan should realize that cross-border terrorism against India will inevitably invite consequences. It is ridiculous that a nation that committed genocide in 1971 and which persecuted its minorities relentlessly even now, dare speak about intolerances and phobias. The world can see for itself what Pakistan really is. We are talking about a nation that for long hosted Osama bin Laden. A country whose fingerprints are on so many terrorist incidents across the world, whose policies attract the dregs of many societies to make it their home. Perhaps it should come as no surprise that its PM would so speak in this hallowed hall. Yet we must make clear how unacceptable his words are to all of us. We know that Pakistan will seek to counter the truth with more lies. Repetition will change nothing. Our stand is clear and needs no reiteration." (Source: UNTV)
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#WATCH | At UNGA Indian diplomat Bhavika Mangalanandan replies to Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif, says, "This assembly regrettably witnessed a travesty this morning. A country run by the military, with a global reputation for terrorism, narcotics, trade and transnational crime has had the audacity to attack the world's largest democracy. I speak about the reference to India in the speech of the Pakistani PM. As the world knows, Pakistan has long employed cross-border terrorism as a weapon against its neighbours. It has attacked our parliament, our financial capital, Mumbai, marketplaces and pilgrimage routes. The list is long. For such a country to speak about violence anywhere is hypocrisy at its worst. It is even more extraordinary for a country with a history of rigged elections to talk about political choices that too, in a democracy. The real truth is that Pakistan covets our territory and in fact has continuously used terrorism to disrupt elections in Jammu and Kashmir, an inalienable and integral part of India. A reference has been made to some proposals of strategic restraint. There can be no compact with terrorism. In fact, Pakistan should realize that cross-border terrorism against India will inevitably invite consequences. It is ridiculous that a nation that committed genocide in 1971 and which persecuted its minorities relentlessly even now, dare speak about intolerances and phobias. The world can see for itself what Pakistan really is. We are talking about a nation that for long hosted Osama bin Laden. A country whose fingerprints are on so many terrorist incidents across the world, whose policies attract the dregs of many societies to make it their home. Perhaps it should come as no surprise that its PM would so speak in this hallowed hall. Yet we must make clear how unacceptable his words are to all of us. We know that Pakistan will seek to counter the truth with more lies. Repetition will change nothing. Our stand is clear and needs no reiteration." (Source: UNTV)

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VIDEO | Delhi: Congress leader Manish Tewari on prominent citizens from India and Pakistan appealing PMs of both countries for 'restoring peace, normalcy, dialogue', says, "Well, that's not an appeal for a dialogue. It is an instrument of an unconditional surrender. We want peace with Pakistan, but it has to be peace without terror. It has to be peace with honour. Has Pakistan given any commitment that it will dismantle the entire military jihadi complex. That they have very assiduously nurtured since the late 1970s. Has Pakistan said that they would ensure that the soil of their country is not used for perpetrating terror against India. A commitment which was given by President Musharraf in 2002 in a televised address to the people of Pakistan, as well as reiterated when Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee visited Islamabad in December 2004 for the SAARC Summit. And then repeated ad nauseam in the conversations that took place with between Dr. Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani interlocutors, or even Prime Minister Modi later with his Pakistani interlocutors. So, therefore, the question is not peace. The question is, peace at what cost? Peace cannot come with a gun to your head, you know, with somebody holding the gun of terror to your head. And all these people who've written this letter are very eminent people in their professional and private capacities. They have dealt with the Pakistanis over the entire span of their professional careers. They exactly know as to how perfidious these people are as to how they say one thing and mean the other thing altogether. And therefore, if there has to be peace, or if there has to be a dialogue, terror and talks cannot go hand in hand. You need to ensure that Pakistan dismantles the entire infrastructure of terror that Pakistan have created. Who does not want peace? Everybody wants peace, but it has to be peace without terror and peace with honor." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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#WATCH | New York | On US-Pak ties, South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman says, "...As we know, India quite some time ago accepted the fact that the US and Pakistan would have a friendly relationship, including a friendly military relationship. This resurgence in US-Pakistan ties has become a tension point in US-India relations, just because there are so many other bad things happening in US-India relations and also the US-Pakistan relationship has really strengthened very quickly in very big ways...If it is true that Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif goes to Washington to meet with President Trump, that would be the latest indication of just how far this relationship has come...Honestly, after the meeting between President Trump and Field Marshal Munir, anything that comes after that would not be as significant, given how powerful Munir is..."
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#WATCH | New York | On US-Pak ties, South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman says, "...As we know, India quite some time ago accepted the fact that the US and Pakistan would have a friendly relationship, including a friendly military relationship. This resurgence in US-Pakistan ties has become a tension point in US-India relations, just because there are so many other bad things happening in US-India relations and also the US-Pakistan relationship has really strengthened very quickly in very big ways...If it is true that Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif goes to Washington to meet with President Trump, that would be the latest indication of just how far this relationship has come...Honestly, after the meeting between President Trump and Field Marshal Munir, anything that comes after that would not be as significant, given how powerful Munir is..."

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#WATCH | Vienna, Austria | "...They, Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir, are the first to know the situation. They both know they have been defeated. They both know that rumours will not be sustained and the truth will soon reach the people," says Tom Cooper, Military aviation analyst and historian, when being asked about the Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif and Army chief Asim Munir touring a military base to address the military personnel by climbing over a tank. Tom Cooper says, "This messaging is classic for Pakistan. Essentially, we have a situation of the country and its population, which has been indoctrinated to believe in Pakistani military superiority vis-à-vis India... They climb on top of the tank, as they must rebuild the morale and self-confidence of the nation..."
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#WATCH | Vienna, Austria | "...They, Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir, are the first to know the situation. They both know they have been defeated. They both know that rumours will not be sustained and the truth will soon reach the people," says Tom Cooper, Military aviation analyst and historian, when being asked about the Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif and Army chief Asim Munir touring a military base to address the military personnel by climbing over a tank. Tom Cooper says, "This messaging is classic for Pakistan. Essentially, we have a situation of the country and its population, which has been indoctrinated to believe in Pakistani military superiority vis-à-vis India... They climb on top of the tank, as they must rebuild the morale and self-confidence of the nation..."

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#WATCH | Washington, DC | On Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir being invited to the US, Sufi Laghari, Executive Director of the Sindhi Foundation, says, "President Trump is confused. He is not a politician; he is a businessman. He is eyeing the resources in Pakistan. There is no free lunch here; that is why he invited Asim Munir. Asim Munir's interest here is money to counter India... People of Sindh are struggling for justice and freedom... Gen Ayub Khan was invited to George Washington's home in the 1960s. Gen Zia ul Haq and Gen Musharraf also came here... When the US is backstabbed, then it will realise that Pakistan is not its natural ally. Sindhi and Baloch people are their natural ally... Pakistan and its Generals should never be trusted... Asim Munir is the butcher of Moro Sindh and thief of River Indus... Sindhis have been suffering for the last 76 years. Now there is no water in the Indus; the river is running dry, and they blame it on India. Punjab is stopping our water- they are building canals and dams... Minorities, Sindhis, Sufis are suffering and at the hands of the Pakistani regime and if we stay silent, our land and Indus will disappear..."
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#WATCH | Washington, DC | On Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir being invited to the US, Sufi Laghari, Executive Director of the Sindhi Foundation, says, "President Trump is confused. He is not a politician; he is a businessman. He is eyeing the resources in Pakistan. There is no free lunch here; that is why he invited Asim Munir. Asim Munir's interest here is money to counter India... People of Sindh are struggling for justice and freedom... Gen Ayub Khan was invited to George Washington's home in the 1960s. Gen Zia ul Haq and Gen Musharraf also came here... When the US is backstabbed, then it will realise that Pakistan is not its natural ally. Sindhi and Baloch people are their natural ally... Pakistan and its Generals should never be trusted... Asim Munir is the butcher of Moro Sindh and thief of River Indus... Sindhis have been suffering for the last 76 years. Now there is no water in the Indus; the river is running dry, and they blame it on India. Punjab is stopping our water- they are building canals and dams... Minorities, Sindhis, Sufis are suffering and at the hands of the Pakistani regime and if we stay silent, our land and Indus will disappear..."

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#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On the proposed release of Pakistani Actor Fawad Khan's film "The Legend Of Maula Jatt" in India, President MNS Cinema Wing Ameya Khopkar says, "This movie will not be released. Not just this movie, we will not entertain any Pakistani film or actors in India... If this happens, there will be a strong agitation... I also call the people and parties of other states to oppose it in their states. Our soldiers are dying at the borders and our cities are being attacked... Why do we need Pakistani actors here, don't we have enough talent here?... The owners of cinemas know very well that the glass in their theatres is very expensive... We will beat any Pakistan actor who dares to come to India... Art and politics are different but we don't want the art at the cost of our soldiers... We will not let them come. This should be taken as a threat... There have been attacks till last week and will watch movies of Pakistan actors? How can one even think something like this?... We will not let them land their feet, we will break it..."
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#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On the proposed release of Pakistani Actor Fawad Khan's film "The Legend Of Maula Jatt" in India, President MNS Cinema Wing Ameya Khopkar says, "This movie will not be released. Not just this movie, we will not entertain any Pakistani film or actors in India... If this happens, there will be a strong agitation... I also call the people and parties of other states to oppose it in their states. Our soldiers are dying at the borders and our cities are being attacked... Why do we need Pakistani actors here, don't we have enough talent here?... The owners of cinemas know very well that the glass in their theatres is very expensive... We will beat any Pakistan actor who dares to come to India... Art and politics are different but we don't want the art at the cost of our soldiers... We will not let them come. This should be taken as a threat... There have been attacks till last week and will watch movies of Pakistan actors? How can one even think something like this?... We will not let them land their feet, we will break it..."

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#WATCH | Chandigarh: On the India vs Pakistan match today in the Asia Cup 2025, Congress MP Manish Tewari says, "There has to be consistency of policy. If we are not engaging with Pakistan because it continues to be a State Sponsor of terror, then we should not play Cricket with them also. On one side, you are saying that credible information exists that money from the IMF is being diverted to ostensibly reconstruct HQ of the LeT. LeT is designated terrorist organisation, responsible for the attack on J&K Vidhan Sabha in 2000, attack on the Indian Parliament in 2001, attack in Mumbai in 2008, it is responsible for the Uri attack, it is responsible for the Pulwama attack, it is involved in Pahalgam attack. So, if the Lashkar's HQ are being reconstructed with developmental assistance provided by the IMF and on the other hand, we play Cricket with Pakistan, this means that we have no consistency of policy. So, there has to be one policy. If the policy is that talks and terror cannot go hand in hand, then the policy obviously should extend to that Cricket and terror cannot go hand in hand."
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#WATCH | Chandigarh: On the India vs Pakistan match today in the Asia Cup 2025, Congress MP Manish Tewari says, "There has to be consistency of policy. If we are not engaging with Pakistan because it continues to be a State Sponsor of terror, then we should not play Cricket with them also. On one side, you are saying that credible information exists that money from the IMF is being diverted to ostensibly reconstruct HQ of the LeT. LeT is designated terrorist organisation, responsible for the attack on J&K Vidhan Sabha in 2000, attack on the Indian Parliament in 2001, attack in Mumbai in 2008, it is responsible for the Uri attack, it is responsible for the Pulwama attack, it is involved in Pahalgam attack. So, if the Lashkar's HQ are being reconstructed with developmental assistance provided by the IMF and on the other hand, we play Cricket with Pakistan, this means that we have no consistency of policy. So, there has to be one policy. If the policy is that talks and terror cannot go hand in hand, then the policy obviously should extend to that Cricket and terror cannot go hand in hand."

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#WATCH | Delhi | Foreign affairs expert Sushant Sareen said, "Bangladesh is rediscovering its Pakistani roots. They are following the Pakistani playbook. The regime in Bangladesh, which is an illegal, illegitimate unelected regime is now totally in the Pakistani pocket... For them to overreact to a small demonstration by 15-20 people who obviously felt very strongly about the cross-persecution of minorities, and the brutal killing taking place in Bangladesh, is utterly ridiculous. It's absurd, but to be expected, because absurdity in Pakistan is the same thing, and Bangladesh is now rediscovering its East Pakistan roots... There are also disturbing reports coming in that there are people from the Pakistani establishment who are sitting in government offices in Bangladesh and directing them on what to do. There are reports of Pakistan and Bangladesh trying to enter into a defence deal, which means that there could soon be Pakistani boots on the ground or some other kind of assistance being given to Bangladesh. The regime in Bangladesh is now totally in the Pakistani pocket, and Bangladesh becomes an outpost to attack India... It will be a classic case of Bangladesh cutting not just its nose, but two of its necks to spite India's face... India will need to start rethinking how it plans to deal with Bangladesh. A lot of people consider what India is doing or not doing as a strategic restraint. But I sometimes wonder whether it's restraint or it's strategic paralysis. We need to do certain things, and it should serve as a lesson for India, even for other countries in the neighbourhood andthe rest of the world..." (23.12)
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#WATCH | Delhi | Foreign affairs expert Sushant Sareen said, "Bangladesh is rediscovering its Pakistani roots. They are following the Pakistani playbook. The regime in Bangladesh, which is an illegal, illegitimate unelected regime is now totally in the Pakistani pocket... For them to overreact to a small demonstration by 15-20 people who obviously felt very strongly about the cross-persecution of minorities, and the brutal killing taking place in Bangladesh, is utterly ridiculous. It's absurd, but to be expected, because absurdity in Pakistan is the same thing, and Bangladesh is now rediscovering its East Pakistan roots... There are also disturbing reports coming in that there are people from the Pakistani establishment who are sitting in government offices in Bangladesh and directing them on what to do. There are reports of Pakistan and Bangladesh trying to enter into a defence deal, which means that there could soon be Pakistani boots on the ground or some other kind of assistance being given to Bangladesh. The regime in Bangladesh is now totally in the Pakistani pocket, and Bangladesh becomes an outpost to attack India... It will be a classic case of Bangladesh cutting not just its nose, but two of its necks to spite India's face... India will need to start rethinking how it plans to deal with Bangladesh. A lot of people consider what India is doing or not doing as a strategic restraint. But I sometimes wonder whether it's restraint or it's strategic paralysis. We need to do certain things, and it should serve as a lesson for India, even for other countries in the neighbourhood andthe rest of the world..." (23.12)

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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On upcoming meeting between US and Russia, Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin says, "...Asim Munir is Osama Bin Laden in a suit..." He says, "Donald Trump is a businessman and is used to horse-trading... He does not understand that a bad peace deal can actually advance war... He has the ambition to win the Nobel Peace Prize... Americans look at terrorism through the lens of grievance... Asim Munir is Osama Bin Laden in a suit and there will be no amount of concession that will be given to Pakistan that is going to change his ideology or the Pakistani elite he represents... The fact that Pakistan is threatening half of the world with nuclear weapons is a clear indication that it has lost its right to be a legitimate state. It is time for the US... to consider other policies... It is near times when the future administrations should enter Pakistan to secure its nuclear weapons because the alternative is simply too great to bear..."
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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On upcoming meeting between US and Russia, Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin says, "...Asim Munir is Osama Bin Laden in a suit..." He says, "Donald Trump is a businessman and is used to horse-trading... He does not understand that a bad peace deal can actually advance war... He has the ambition to win the Nobel Peace Prize... Americans look at terrorism through the lens of grievance... Asim Munir is Osama Bin Laden in a suit and there will be no amount of concession that will be given to Pakistan that is going to change his ideology or the Pakistani elite he represents... The fact that Pakistan is threatening half of the world with nuclear weapons is a clear indication that it has lost its right to be a legitimate state. It is time for the US... to consider other policies... It is near times when the future administrations should enter Pakistan to secure its nuclear weapons because the alternative is simply too great to bear..."

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#WATCH | On Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's "ready to talk" with India statement, RJD MP Manoj Jha says, "The issues he is talking about are not important for us. He should accept that there is a terror infrastructure in Pakistan run with the approval of the government and the Army, and take action against it. Everything else is meaningless unless you go for course correction."
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#WATCH | On Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's "ready to talk" with India statement, RJD MP Manoj Jha says, "The issues he is talking about are not important for us. He should accept that there is a terror infrastructure in Pakistan run with the approval of the government and the Army, and take action against it. Everything else is meaningless unless you go for course correction."

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#WATCH | Delhi | On India-Pakistan understanding, Retired IAS Raghvendra Singh says, "Yesterday, the DGMO of Pakistan rang up his counterpart in India to suggest there should be ceasing of hostilities and we gave our concurrence to it and that is how the ceasefire came in... We have not actually succumbed to the American pressure... Back in 1948, when the wound of Kashmir was inflicted, American pressure was 30 times more, while now the US President seems to just take credit... We have achieved what we wanted to achieve... The Indian diplomatic establishments have been perfect... They did not exaggerate a bit..." On Congress' statement on India-Pakistan understanding, he says, "There has been an increase in how we have reacted to the activities in 2016, 2019 and 2025. There can be a question about what our question is going to be with the next terror attack that Pakistan carries out. The Pakistanis know it... They cannot coexist with us as it will invalidate Asim Munir's Two-Nation theory... There is an inherent contradiction in what he says and in coexistence. With this, we have to be very careful with our interest and that can happen by letting Pakistan know that they are in serious business if they repeat and act like this..."
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#WATCH | Delhi | On India-Pakistan understanding, Retired IAS Raghvendra Singh says, "Yesterday, the DGMO of Pakistan rang up his counterpart in India to suggest there should be ceasing of hostilities and we gave our concurrence to it and that is how the ceasefire came in... We have not actually succumbed to the American pressure... Back in 1948, when the wound of Kashmir was inflicted, American pressure was 30 times more, while now the US President seems to just take credit... We have achieved what we wanted to achieve... The Indian diplomatic establishments have been perfect... They did not exaggerate a bit..." On Congress' statement on India-Pakistan understanding, he says, "There has been an increase in how we have reacted to the activities in 2016, 2019 and 2025. There can be a question about what our question is going to be with the next terror attack that Pakistan carries out. The Pakistanis know it... They cannot coexist with us as it will invalidate Asim Munir's Two-Nation theory... There is an inherent contradiction in what he says and in coexistence. With this, we have to be very careful with our interest and that can happen by letting Pakistan know that they are in serious business if they repeat and act like this..."

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#WATCH | Delhi: Congress MP Karti Chidambaram says, "This 50% tariff on India is not just because we are trading with Russia. The EU and the US itself trade with Russia... There is a far more sinister reason for this, and I believe that the Pakistan Army, through its commercial corporations, has a very strong commercial relationship, perhaps with the Trump administration. It's a fact that Field Marshal Munir is going to the US for the second time, which is unprecedented... He is definitely not acting as a friend of India... There is no friendship and there is no back channel communication but we need to negotiate. America needs us and we need America. Its not easy for us to find customers immediately and America needs a supply chain..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: Congress MP Karti Chidambaram says, "This 50% tariff on India is not just because we are trading with Russia. The EU and the US itself trade with Russia... There is a far more sinister reason for this, and I believe that the Pakistan Army, through its commercial corporations, has a very strong commercial relationship, perhaps with the Trump administration. It's a fact that Field Marshal Munir is going to the US for the second time, which is unprecedented... He is definitely not acting as a friend of India... There is no friendship and there is no back channel communication but we need to negotiate. America needs us and we need America. Its not easy for us to find customers immediately and America needs a supply chain..."

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#WATCH | Delhi: On India-US trade deal, Rajesh Agrawal, Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry says, "We are very optimistic and very hopeful that we should find a solution within this calendar year. But as you know, in any trade negotiations, even if there is one sticking point or issue on the mind of even one of the partners, the trade deal may not meet that deadline. The overall position is well set to deliver it in the next few weeks or months as soon as we can. But let's see, it's a call that will have to be taken at multiple levels. At the levels of negotiator, I think we are in a zone where we can say it is something that we can achieve in a very short while of time. There's not much to negotiate...As a country, we have always stood for our own sensitivities and our own uniqueness. So there are areas which are non-negotiable from our perspective..." (Source: FICCI/YouTube)
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#WATCH | Delhi: On India-US trade deal, Rajesh Agrawal, Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry says, "We are very optimistic and very hopeful that we should find a solution within this calendar year. But as you know, in any trade negotiations, even if there is one sticking point or issue on the mind of even one of the partners, the trade deal may not meet that deadline. The overall position is well set to deliver it in the next few weeks or months as soon as we can. But let's see, it's a call that will have to be taken at multiple levels. At the levels of negotiator, I think we are in a zone where we can say it is something that we can achieve in a very short while of time. There's not much to negotiate...As a country, we have always stood for our own sensitivities and our own uniqueness. So there are areas which are non-negotiable from our perspective..." (Source: FICCI/YouTube)

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