Army chief to receive honour cordon at Pentagon today

[Dalit]

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin will host an enhanced honour cordon on Tuesday for Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa when he arrives at the Pentagon for an official meeting.

The pooled press will be given access to the event, although there will be no briefing.

An enhanced honour cordon is reserved for the US president, vice president, statutory appointees, general or flag officers of the US military, foreign dignitaries occupying positions comparable to these US officials, and for occasions in which such ceremonies promote international goodwill.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also received an enhanced honour cordon when he visited the Pentagon in April this year for bilateral talks with his American counterpart.

The army chief is currently in Washington for a series of meetings with senior US officials. While the Pakistan embassy has not released the chief’s itinerary, other sources said Gen Bajwa was expected to meet National Intelligence Director Avril D. Haines, and CIA Director William J. Burns, besides the defence secretary.

Recent media reports suggested that he may also have a one-on-one meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, but US sources say that it seems unlikely.

Media reports have suggested that DG ISI, Chief of the General Staff and DG Military Operations are also accompanying the army chief, who reached New York on Friday. The COAS met the head of the UN peacekeeping forces in New York before leaving for Washington.

Gen Bajwa is expected to leave for home on Wednesday after an extensive session with US scholars and think-tank experts at the Pakistan embassy. Earlier reports suggested that he may also visit the headquarters of the US Central Command, but it will be difficult to do so if he leaves on Wednesday.

Army chief to receive honour cordon at Pentagon today

COAS expected to meet directors of National Intelligence and CIA as well as US defence secretary during Washington trip.

www.dawn.com

I am not making this up. This is how much of a trojan horse Bajwa is.

 

[Maea]

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin will host an enhanced honour cordon on Tuesday for Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa when he arrives at the Pentagon for an official meeting.

The pooled press will be given access to the event, although there will be no briefing.

An enhanced honour cordon is reserved for the US president, vice president, statutory appointees, general or flag officers of the US military, foreign dignitaries occupying positions comparable to these US officials, and for occasions in which such ceremonies promote international goodwill.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also received an enhanced honour cordon when he visited the Pentagon in April this year for bilateral talks with his American counterpart.

The army chief is currently in Washington for a series of meetings with senior US officials. While the Pakistan embassy has not released the chief’s itinerary, other sources said Gen Bajwa was expected to meet National Intelligence Director Avril D. Haines, and CIA Director William J. Burns, besides the defence secretary.

Recent media reports suggested that he may also have a one-on-one meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, but US sources say that it seems unlikely.

Media reports have suggested that DG ISI, Chief of the General Staff and DG Military Operations are also accompanying the army chief, who reached New York on Friday. The COAS met the head of the UN peacekeeping forces in New York before leaving for Washington.

Gen Bajwa is expected to leave for home on Wednesday after an extensive session with US scholars and think-tank experts at the Pakistan embassy. Earlier reports suggested that he may also visit the headquarters of the US Central Command, but it will be difficult to do so if he leaves on Wednesday.

Army chief to receive honour cordon at Pentagon today

COAS expected to meet directors of National Intelligence and CIA as well as US defence secretary during Washington trip.

www.dawn.com

I am not making this up. This is how much of a trojan horse Bajwa is.

How does this prove anything?

 

[Dalit]

How does this prove anything?

Why are you getting so triggered? Are you a lackey of Bajwa?

 

[villageidiot]

How does this prove anything?

Who said it proves anything? Chor di darhi me tinka?

 

[Maea]

Who said it proves anything? Chor di darhi me tinka?

OP made an allegation. Im just asking for proof.

Why are you getting so triggered? Are you a lackey of Bajwa?

Why r u so insecure? U made an allegation and i just asked for proof. Calling me a lackey of bajwa wont answer my question.

 

[villageidiot]

OP made an allegation. Im just asking for proof.

I am not saying that since bajwa is getting all the warm hugs and medals from all the usual suspects , that proves he does their bidding. That's stupid.

They don't give medals for doing their bidding.

They give other things which aren't announced or awarded in ceremonies. So, if you are waiting on a proof, like "The award for best imperial agent overseas goes to *opens letter* Mir Bajwa" you are not going to find it.

 

[PradoTLC]

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin will host an enhanced honour cordon on Tuesday for Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa when he arrives at the Pentagon for an official meeting.

The pooled press will be given access to the event, although there will be no briefing.

An enhanced honour cordon is reserved for the US president, vice president, statutory appointees, general or flag officers of the US military, foreign dignitaries occupying positions comparable to these US officials, and for occasions in which such ceremonies promote international goodwill.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also received an enhanced honour cordon when he visited the Pentagon in April this year for bilateral talks with his American counterpart.

The army chief is currently in Washington for a series of meetings with senior US officials. While the Pakistan embassy has not released the chief’s itinerary, other sources said Gen Bajwa was expected to meet National Intelligence Director Avril D. Haines, and CIA Director William J. Burns, besides the defence secretary.

Recent media reports suggested that he may also have a one-on-one meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, but US sources say that it seems unlikely.

Media reports have suggested that DG ISI, Chief of the General Staff and DG Military Operations are also accompanying the army chief, who reached New York on Friday. The COAS met the head of the UN peacekeeping forces in New York before leaving for Washington.

Gen Bajwa is expected to leave for home on Wednesday after an extensive session with US scholars and think-tank experts at the Pakistan embassy. Earlier reports suggested that he may also visit the headquarters of the US Central Command, but it will be difficult to do so if he leaves on Wednesday.

Army chief to receive honour cordon at Pentagon today

COAS expected to meet directors of National Intelligence and CIA as well as US defence secretary during Washington trip.

www.dawn.com

I am not making this up. This is how much of a trojan horse Bajwa is.

of course they honor him..

 

[Sinnerman108]

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin will host an enhanced honour cordon on Tuesday for Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa when he arrives at the Pentagon for an official meeting.

The pooled press will be given access to the event, although there will be no briefing.

An enhanced honour cordon is reserved for the US president, vice president, statutory appointees, general or flag officers of the US military, foreign dignitaries occupying positions comparable to these US officials, and for occasions in which such ceremonies promote international goodwill.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also received an enhanced honour cordon when he visited the Pentagon in April this year for bilateral talks with his American counterpart.

The army chief is currently in Washington for a series of meetings with senior US officials. While the Pakistan embassy has not released the chief’s itinerary, other sources said Gen Bajwa was expected to meet National Intelligence Director Avril D. Haines, and CIA Director William J. Burns, besides the defence secretary.

Recent media reports suggested that he may also have a one-on-one meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, but US sources say that it seems unlikely.

Media reports have suggested that DG ISI, Chief of the General Staff and DG Military Operations are also accompanying the army chief, who reached New York on Friday. The COAS met the head of the UN peacekeeping forces in New York before leaving for Washington.

Gen Bajwa is expected to leave for home on Wednesday after an extensive session with US scholars and think-tank experts at the Pakistan embassy. Earlier reports suggested that he may also visit the headquarters of the US Central Command, but it will be difficult to do so if he leaves on Wednesday.

Army chief to receive honour cordon at Pentagon today

COAS expected to meet directors of National Intelligence and CIA as well as US defence secretary during Washington trip.

www.dawn.com

I am not making this up. This is how much of a trojan horse Bajwa is.

This is a problem with all of them.
Their life's ambition is to be inline with the white force.
The moment these barely intermediate pass ego monkeys come in contact with white skin;
they become as subservient as one can imagine.
Same holds true for the feudal politicians.

 

[ADIL SHERDIL]

So, Army Chief getting the honors from US? What's wrong with it? Our entire Foreign Policies are made under their supervision our entire govt act like bloody slaves when it comes to the Americans. It's not something new that many on this forum didn't already know about. He was a tout no doubt but he led the Army for 6 yrs and now he is going to leave the country in which he served and leave this godforsaken Country for good and live his remaining life in some European country and no one i mean no one in Pakistan (at least) can do anything about it. That's the reality and we can't deny it

 

[Enigma SIG]

Pakistan ko chodne ka medal.

 

[villageidiot]

Pakistan ko chodne ka medal.

Those must go around cheap these days as there are so many recipients.

 

[Dalit]

This is a problem with all of them.
Their life's ambition is to be inline with the white force.
The moment these barely intermediate pass ego monkeys come in contact with white skin;
they become as subservient as one can imagine.
Same holds true for the feudal politicians.

Identity crisis and inferiority complex.

 

[TigerOfMysore]

Joke of the century:

Army chief Bajwa says "Army will stay out of politics" at a speech today in Washington DC.
After the speech according to the ISPR, Gen Bajwa called on retired General Lloyd James Austin III, Secretary of Defence (political appointee) ; Jacob Jeremiah Sullivan, National Security Adviser (a member of the executive branch); and Wendy Ruth Sherman, Deputy Secretary of State (the person in large measure responsible for South Asian policy). All civilians and not a single person is an active serving military officer.

I think PK Army needs a lesson in American Government.

 

[Jango]

Joke of century:

Exactly my reaction after reading that article!

 

[khansaheeb]

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin will host an enhanced honour cordon on Tuesday for Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa when he arrives at the Pentagon for an official meeting.

The pooled press will be given access to the event, although there will be no briefing.

An enhanced honour cordon is reserved for the US president, vice president, statutory appointees, general or flag officers of the US military, foreign dignitaries occupying positions comparable to these US officials, and for occasions in which such ceremonies promote international goodwill.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also received an enhanced honour cordon when he visited the Pentagon in April this year for bilateral talks with his American counterpart.

The army chief is currently in Washington for a series of meetings with senior US officials. While the Pakistan embassy has not released the chief’s itinerary, other sources said Gen Bajwa was expected to meet National Intelligence Director Avril D. Haines, and CIA Director William J. Burns, besides the defence secretary.

Recent media reports suggested that he may also have a one-on-one meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, but US sources say that it seems unlikely.

Media reports have suggested that DG ISI, Chief of the General Staff and DG Military Operations are also accompanying the army chief, who reached New York on Friday. The COAS met the head of the UN peacekeeping forces in New York before leaving for Washington.

Gen Bajwa is expected to leave for home on Wednesday after an extensive session with US scholars and think-tank experts at the Pakistan embassy. Earlier reports suggested that he may also visit the headquarters of the US Central Command, but it will be difficult to do so if he leaves on Wednesday.

Army chief to receive honour cordon at Pentagon today

COAS expected to meet directors of National Intelligence and CIA as well as US defence secretary during Washington trip.

www.dawn.com

I am not making this up. This is how much of a trojan horse Bajwa is.

Two possibilities either he has gone to negotiate his retirement package or gone to teach the Americans another lesson.