Pakistan ‘unfairly’ blamed for Washington’s failures in Afghanistan, PM Khan tells RT

[The Eagle]

A 3 start US General?

That report of casualty outside Kabul in a training facility but that was an insider job.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Looks like Pak is now more relaxed compared to the other major stake holders in Afganistan!!! Pak has seen it all, so she knows what to expect next!!! And, she's projecting and preparing herself accordingly....

 

[Arsalan 345]

Khan is right but who is paying for this useless afghan war? Pakistan.kindly take action against america.america has supported India even on balakot.we must open our eyes.america,Israel,Arabs,they aren't friends.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Khan is right but who is paying for this useless afghan war? Pakistan.kindly take action against america.america has supported India even on balakot.we must open our eyes.america,Israel,Arabs,they aren't friends.

Pak shouldn't disturb the Indian defense preps, and/or the folks who're helping her with that, thanks to 02-26 to 02-28....

 

[The Eagle]

Kashmir, nukes & Pakistan’s toll in US war on terror: Imran Khan talks to RT
Published time: 13 Sep, 2019 14:24
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Imran Khan. © Nicholas Kamm / AFP

Pakistani leader Imran Khan talked to RT’s Paula Slier about Pakistan being maligned during the War on Terror, the world’s lackluster response to Kashmir, threats of nuclear war, and ties with Russia, among other topics.
Islamabad dragged into Washington’s war in Afghanistan

“I strongly felt that Pakistan should have been neutral” in the US-led global War on Terror, Prime Minister Khan said. He reminded that the CIA funded the training of Islamists to fight against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. But when American troops invaded the country a decade later, these fighters turned against the US ally, Pakistan, killing tens of thousands of its citizens and crippling its economy. On top of that, some American officials pinned the blame on Islamabad for Washington’s failures in the Afghan campaign, which was “very unfair” to Pakistan, Khan stressed.

ALSO ON RT.COM‘I expected world to react much more to Kashmir,’ PM Khan tells RT
Nuclear war is worst-case scenario
The PM warned about the risk of renewed tensions over disputed Kashmir spiraling out of control. That would be the worst-case scenario, he said, as the nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan would be pitted against each other in a dangerous standoff, similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. “No rational human being can talk of a nuclear war,” Khan stated, urging the world community to intervene in Kashmir because the situation on the ground remains “explosive.”

‘New relationship’ with Moscow
Since Soviet times, Russia has maintained friendly ties with India, while relations with Islamabad were sour during the Cold War. Khan hopes this will change and Russia grows closer to Pakistan, fostering “a new relationship” between the nations. Russian leader Vladimir Putin is “a big voice in the world,” he said. And the current Kashmir crisis could be resolved if the big players – Russia, the US and China – “get together” to do it.

Let down by the world on Kashmir
Khan vowed to “knock on every door” to get Kashmir on the forefront of the global agenda. Nevertheless, so far he feels underwhelmed by the world community, after having “expected the world to react much more than it has.”“This is the time to act. Inaction is not an option,” he stressed, suggesting that some may be dismayed by the risk of damaging their trade with India. Khan lamented that, to some, the markets and “material gains” are “much more important than human beings.”

 

[Haris Ali2140]

Has any other PM has raised Pakistan's agenda like this before?
I am asking this because I just got into politics for about 3 years ago.

 

[LeGenD]

And Russia is largest exporter of arms to India. Russia will also provide S-400 defense systems to India. Russia is not doing anything about IOK either.

Good diplomatic relations with Russia are welcome, but what are 'we' expecting from Russia in the end?

RT - just like any mainstream media - scored some 'brownie points' with this interview. Nothing solid here.