Sir, You are right in that.
However, the last 6 years, we can’t blame Pakistan Alone, death of King Abdullah, came in Salman, initiated yemen conflict and then came in MBS, the fostering of USA to KSA grew to new heights, it is as if MBS is an ambassador of USA, Previous kings weren’t that tough with Pakistan in dealing, the current Prince is a clever one, either is dictated directly by US or himself plays with Pakistan tough, giving narrow path to Pakistan in getting along with their conditions.
Come to Trump, and last years of Obama, and the influence of Indian Congress, The relations between Pak and USA went very down, as if just like any other country. Zarb e azb hurt US the most, and the fencing of torkhum and the Fall of TTP. USA lost much of its interest in Pakistan, China jumped in, finally signed CPEC, this further hurt the ties between Pak and USA. The ever growing Pak China relation, an the USA-Ksa relations, are the reason why it is getting tough for Pak and KSA to get along now, one can simply call KSA as USA.
Had Pakistan entered Yemen, China might have withdrew from CPEC, ME wouldn’t have invested that amount in infrastructure as China has done just to repay for Yemen.
Just my thoughts.
I am more interested to see what happens of Pak-Iran relations, especially if we see a regime change in iran which is not going to happen anytime soon.
@Mangus Ortus Novem @aliyusuf
PM and FM aren’t on the same page, that is why Imran Khan is being negatively portrayed due to his stances and unthought conversations, speaking anything to foreign persons that comes in his mind.