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[SoulSpokesman]

@Meengla sb

It will be wonderful for Pakistan to have its significant trade benefits with an America-led West and American allies, which include rich nations like Japan and South Korea, while also maintaining the vital ties with China.

My Pakistani brethren on PDF were long pointing out the unsustainability of IND trying to be part of two camps- US/QUAD and BRICS/SCO and forecasted that they would come to grief. Much to my chagrin, they have been proved correct.

What makes you think that PAK could pull it off?

Regards

 

[Yasser76]

@Meengla sb

It will be wonderful for Pakistan to have its significant trade benefits with an America-led West and American allies, which include rich nations like Japan and South Korea, while also maintaining the vital ties with China.

My Pakistani brethren on PDF were long pointing out the unsustainability of IND trying to be part of two camps- US/QUAD and BRICS/SCO and forecasted that they would come to grief. Much to my chagrin, they have been proved correct.

What makes you think that PAK could pull it off?

Regards

My Gosh, very keen on equal-equal despite crying to the contrary.

Pak is not claiming it will be part of an anti-China alliance and Pak never claimed to China it will be part of an anti-US alliance. Does that clear things up for you?

China can trade with US.

So do you have a point or is this just sour grapes as usual?

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Yasser76

Did IND ever claim to be part of an anti-PRC or anti-US alliance?

Regards

 

[ThoroughPro]

@Meengla sb

It will be wonderful for Pakistan to have its significant trade benefits with an America-led West and American allies, which include rich nations like Japan and South Korea, while also maintaining the vital ties with China.

My Pakistani brethren on PDF were long pointing out the unsustainability of IND trying to be part of two camps- US/QUAD and BRICS/SCO and forecasted that they would come to grief. Much to my chagrin, they have been proved correct.

What makes you think that PAK could pull it off?

Regards

We have been doing that for over 70 years

 

[Yasser76]

@Yasser76

Did IND ever claim to be part of an anti-PRC or anti-US alliance?

Regards

No, never, whole Quad thing was just bad acid the whole world went on for 10 years.

Grow up

 

[ghazi52]

Field Marshal Asim Munir honoured with Azerbaijan’s prestigious war medal​

Dawn.com
August 13, 2025

Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir honoured with Patriotic War Medal by Azerbaijan’s Colonel General Karim Valiyev in Rawalpindi, Aug 13. — ISPR



Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir meets with Azerbaijan’s Colonel General Karim Valiyev in Rawalpindi, Aug 13. — ISPR




According to a statement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Azerbaijan’s Colonel General Karim Valiyev called on COAS Munir at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi today.

“On the occasion, Colonel General Karim Valiyev conferred upon Field Marshal Asim Munir, Azerbaijan’s prestigious Patriotic War Medal for ‘Services in the Field of Military Cooperation’, on behalf of President Illham Aliyev, in recognition of his exceptional contributions in Azerbaijan-Pakistan bilateral military cooperation,” the statement said.

Established on May 17, 2002, the medal is a state award of Azerbaijan, awarded to servicemen of the country and foreign states, and other persons for merits in strengthening military cooperation with the Azerbaijani Armed Forces.

Per the statement, Gen Valiyev commended Pakistan’s unwavering efforts in combating terrorism and reaffirmed Azerbaijan’s determination to enhance collaboration in defence and security.

The Azerbaijani leader was presented with the guard of honour by the army upon his arrival, the statement said.

 

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I would still like to know ‘why’.

The US under Trump is all about transactional relationships (barring their support for the degenerate genocidal entity called Israel). Trump hasn’t even spared his closest Western allies, so why so much support for Pakistan over India?

It’s obviously not the economy or trade, both areas where India has far more to offer the US.

The Indian diaspora in the US is wealthy, well connected and involved in US politics, significantly more so than the Pakistani diaspora.

Pakistan continues to struggle with civilian authority and military interventions in domestic politics while India, despite losing some of its sheen under Modi, is still seen as more democratic and ‘secular’ than Pakistan.

Pakistan’s relationship with China remains strong and deep, and Trump and American analysts continue to see China as their major threat, so here too, despite Indian waffling over joining the Western camp, one would expect the US to continue backing India in the hope of weaning it off Russia.

And last, Pakistan is majority Muslim, and we know where the Republican base (and many of its elected leaders) stand when it comes to Islamophobia.

 

[Fatman17]

That is the problem of Pakistan "actually" being led by military leadership and not a proper civilian leadership that is empowered to make the best decisions for Pakistan as a whole. Everything is viewed through security/military if the person you are dealing with, has a uniform. Most western countries are not comfortable debating economics, or other types of civilian co-operation with miliary leaders, but prefer civilian ones. Of course, the military establishment does not understand ( or care ) just as long as they are the leaders making "decisions". This approach costs Pakistan alot, as Pakistan has not been able to develop good quality effective civilian leadership as that evolutionary process has not been allowed to mature.

My comments are not about personalities, i dont care about that, it is about the evolution and growth of capable civilian leadership in Pakistan that is dynamic and evolutionary.

Actually it's the total opposite when it comes to Pakistan. Review the history.

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir will visit the United States to attend the CENTCOM change in command later this week, his second trip to Washington in less than two months.

During his last visit in June, Munir met Trump over lunch at the White House, weeks after India dismantled terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan Azaad Kashmir. This was the first time in history that a US president has welcomed the military leader without senior Pakistani civilian officials present.

Trump had praised General Munir for his role in preventing an escalation of conflict between India and Pakistan, saying, “The reason I had him here was I wanted to thank him for not going into the war and ending it…"

Munir has said Trump should be nominated for the Nobel Prize for "averting nuclear war" between India and Pakistan.

Trump has been claiming credit for the ceasefire between India and Pakistan on May 10, ending the conflict after four days of intense cross-border drone and missile strikes. However, India has said that no foreign leader was involved in the ceasefire, and New Delhi and Islamabad reached an understanding following DGMO-level talks.

LOL, Trump for Nobel Prize?

Trump should be given a prize for being an idiot.

 

[ghazi52]

COAS Asim Munir, Azerbaijani defence chief discuss regional security​

Field marshal reaffirms Pakistan-Azerbaijan fraternal ties, vows to further boost military, diplomatic relations

Web Desk
August 13, 2025

Azerbaijani army chief Colonel General Karim Valiyev and COAS Field Marshal Asim Munir at General Headquarters, Rawalpindi on Aug 13, 2025. Photo: PID

Colonel General Karim Valiyev, First Deputy Minister of Defence and Chief of the General Staff of the Azerbaijan Army, called on Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi, Radio Pakistan reported on Wednesday.

During the meeting, both sides discussed matters of mutual interest, with a particular emphasis on the evolving global and regional security environment. The two leaders expressed a shared commitment to bolstering defence cooperation and fostering joint efforts aimed at promoting regional peace and stability.

Field Marshal Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s fraternal ties with Azerbaijan and reiterated the resolve to further strengthen bilateral military and diplomatic relations.

He congratulated the visiting dignitary on the successful conclusion of the peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, terming it a positive development for the region.

 

[ghazi52]

Pakistan honours civil, military leaders for roles in Marka-e-Haq​

Field Marshal Munir awarded Hilal-e-Jurat for leading Pakistan Army

Our Correspondent
August 14, 2025

President Asif Ali Zardari on Thursday conferred top civil and military awards on national leaders, military commanders, and government officials in recognition of their services during Marka-e-Haq, where Pakistan inflicted a humiliating defeat on India.

At a ceremony held at Aiwan-e-Sadr, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir received the Hilal-e-Jurat for leading the Pakistan Army from the front and formulating war strategy, while Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar Sidhu was awarded the Hilal-e-Imtiaz.

 

[PakFactor]

He should open his own master tiles case. lol

Most corrupt people have bought property out of the Country and will run away
just like Mota Nawaja kept running away.

Even the bureaucrats are buying property in Portugal, its a escape route when the
sh!t hits the fan.

Asif accuses bureaucracy of buying properties in Portugal with ill-gotten money

Bureaucrat close to Buzdar received Rs4bn in Salami: AsifSays politicians only get what is left over by bureaucrats. “This bureaucracy is polluting our land.”Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has strongly criticised the...

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Khawaja Asif does his randi-rona as it happens under his nose. This was taken during a gathering at the PM's house in February 2025. None of these uncles sitting there holding flags would be actual contributors to Spanish society except for purchasing real estate, as you said, to make an escape route out of the country.

I see more Spanish flags than usual.



@ziaulislam @Cash gk @HAIDER

 

[Cash gk]

Khawaja Asif does his randi-rona as it happens under his nose. This was taken during a gathering at the PM's house in February 2025. None of these uncles sitting there holding flags would be actual contributors to Spanish society except for purchasing real estate, as you said, to make an escape route out of the country.

I see more Spanish flags than usual.

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@ziaulislam @Cash gk @HAIDER

Si estuvieran en España, recibirían un castigo por su corrupción tan severo que hasta sus siete generaciones huirían de reconocerlos como padre, abuelo o familiar. ¡Gilipollas, todos!

 

[Mobius]

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[Cipher212]

If Bahria town gets taken out then DHA will have no competition left right?