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Why Trump’s lunch meeting with Pakistan army chief Asim Munir may have little to do with India
Experts suggest that the Munir's meeting with Trump, coming in the backdrop of the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, will focus more on the Middle East tensions than any strategic reset in ties following the four-day war with India in May.
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Smarting under the recent drubbing from India, Pakistan Army chief General Asim Munir claimed his country scored a victory ...
The prime minister reiterated to the United States president that New Delhi had agreed to the ceasefire only on Islamabad’s ...
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Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir to meet Donald Trump in Washington amid US-Iran tensions, aiming to strengthen ...
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WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump is expected to meet Pakistan's army chief for talks as the US considers supporting Israeli airstrikes on Iran - a partner of the government in Islamabad.
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir declares Pakistan will never accept Indian hegemony in South Asia and terms India's suspension ...
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