PAKISTAN MEDIATION BETWEEN IRAN AND US.
During operation Sindoor, Donald Trump took into his confidence the too willing Pakistan. India, at that time was not too willing. So he asked Pakistan to talk to India and ask for a ceasefire. Since it came from Pakistan side and by that time India had achieved its objective, it agreed to a ceasefire.
Now it looks like it is Pakistan's turn to pay back. Pakistan's PM is opportunistic and saw a chance to impress Donald Trump, who actually revels in somebodys praise. For Pakistan it was an opportunity to show-off to India, its importance.
Pakistan wii naturally expect US to recognise its actions, which US may do because of its flawed foreign policies throughout. Yes, Pakistan may get some doleouts, more sympathy in grants from IMF and World bank. But will it earn goodwill from Arab countries who were victims in this war?. Will Iran, which was at loggerheads with Pakistan not so long ago, make lasting friendship with it.?
India, on the other hand, moved in to secure its national interest first. It maintained background diplomacy since the start of this war and encouraged negociations. But is it not logical that some wars need to fought till a stage where both parties agree to its futility. In this case, the conflicting countries are not in such a position. And so, will the talks in Islamabad bring about de-escalation and an end to hostilities?. Lets pray, it does some good at the least. more
Now it looks like it is Pakistan's turn to pay back. Pakistan's PM is opportunistic and saw a chance to impress Donald Trump, who actually revels in somebodys praise. For Pakistan it was an opportunity to show-off to India, its importance.
Pakistan wii naturally expect US to recognise its actions, which US may do because of its flawed foreign policies throughout. Yes, Pakistan may get some doleouts, more sympathy in grants from IMF and World bank. But will it earn goodwill from Arab countries who were victims in this war?. Will Iran, which was at loggerheads with Pakistan not so long ago, make lasting friendship with it.?
India, on the other hand, moved in to secure its national interest first. It maintained background diplomacy since the start of this war and encouraged negociations. But is it not logical that some wars need to fought till a stage where both parties agree to its futility. In this case, the conflicting countries are not in such a position. And so, will the talks in Islamabad bring about de-escalation and an end to hostilities?. Lets pray, it does some good at the least. more
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Kothe Pe kabhi Shadi Nahi Hoti Hai . All scholars have forgotten these things. whatever is happening is correct & it is Beyond To understand by Common Peoples. Bharat is not Foolish. more
Apr 17
India should compare/ discuss itself with a more developed / developing nation, Pakistan is not worth the comparison and it just fills the EGO more
Apr 13
Trump know Pakistani nature. He is using Pakistan, and Pakistan is trying to make fool UsA. It is presumed that USA has its neuclear assets in Pakistan. But India Should should keep watching but india should not give any response. Ultimately talks are to be failed, as both counties are very strong to Pakistan, and Pakistan has no capability to ask for settlement. more
Apr 12
Pakistan may expect a lot from USA. But, a psychotic POTUS will demand more, much more than what Pakistan expects to get. The US-Iran-Israel talks may not result in peace because US and Iran's demands ate not on the same page. Both sides have huge egos to give up their demands. more
Apr 11
Who ever does the mediation is the least factor, but world does not require a War which impacts worstly all energy importing countries. Unfortunately till today no International fora has condemned the aggression on Iran by Isreal and U.S. and damage on Humanity. Of course, no sympathies for Iran either for its self killer goal approach all along. But the fact is that All are really become selfish and self centered untill the fire reaches to their doors, Jusr silent spectators. It is really a Vinasha kale, only God can save the world. more
Apr 11
