President Joe Biden has called on Pakistan to persuade the Taliban to extend the May 1 date for the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan.
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US President Joe Biden has asked Pakistan to persuade the Taliban to extend the date of withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan on May 1, while Indian Army Chief Bipin Rawat said two days ago. It has acknowledged that all of India’s weapons and electrical equipment and US and imported weapons from around the world are under cyber attacks by China and that China has the full potential to send India into the world of stone in a matter of minutes. Blackout Weapons on September 5, 2021: Deaths, Not Catastrophic Defeat? I wrote: India has been saying that during the blackout in Mumbai in October 2020, China, Pakistan are testing their electromagnetic pulse weapons and despite all India’s arms race, Mumbai is completely And now the world media is reporting that Pakistan and China together completely blacked out the whole of Mumbai in 8 minutes and 43 seconds and with the test of this weapon the whole world can be completed at any time can be blacked out.
In March 2021, India’s intelligence agency informed its army chief that the all-night blackout in Pakistan was not due to any technical glitch but the fact that Pakistan was also a blackout weapon with the help of China. Is experimenting with electromagnetic pulse weapons and Pakistan has achieved complete success in this. The main reason for the stubbornness of the US and India is that both the US and India were fully prepared to rain embers on China and Pakistan. In this regard, attempts were made to intimidate Pakistan with the help of Raphael’s immediate supply of Raphael to India and the Beka Electronics deal, and Pakistan and Russia, China and the Afghan Taliban realized that they had agreed to buy F4 defense missiles from Russia. The United States, India, and Afghanistan are enemies of peace, and all four have begun to unite.
In this regard, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during his visit to Pakistan met with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, Army Chief Bajwa Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and discussed regional security issues between the delegations of the two countries. But during the visit, talks were also held on the supply of F4-F3 defense missiles and other weapons to Pakistan and that was the real agenda. The visit of the Russian Foreign Minister to Pakistan after 9 years is significant because of the long history of strained relations between the two countries. After the formation of Pakistan in 1949, Russia invited Pakistan’s first Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan to visit Russia, but in May 1950 he left for the United States. During the Cold War between the United States and Russia, while India became part of the Non-Alignment Movement to keep itself neutral, Pakistan, Russia’s influence and the spread of communism became a set (1954) and Santo (1955). Pakistan provided its military bases to the United States to spy on Russia, and in 1960 the US spy plane U-2 flying from Peshawar was not only shot down by Russia, but the then Russian Prime Minister Nikita Krushchev fired missiles at Peshawar. He also threatened to destroy it.
As relations between the United States and India began to improve as a result of the Sino-Indian War of 1962, Pakistan also improved its relations with Russia and signed an oil trade agreement. In April 1965, Pakistan’s President Ayub Khan signed an agreement with Russia. Visited and perhaps this was the reason why Russia later acted as a mediator during the 1965 Pakistan-India war and the end of the war was possible through the Tashkent Agreement but in the 1971 Pakistan-India war, Russia not only defeated India. He openly supported it and even signed a 20-year friendly agreement with it which brought the two countries closer. Pakistan played a key role in easing tensions between China and the United States, and it was Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts that made US President Richard Nixon’s visit to China possible in 1972, but Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s policies at the time were socialist. Influenced by, once again extended a hand of friendship to Russia, first visited Russia in 1972 and then in 1974 and at the same time Pakistan withdrew from all alliances formed by the United States. This time too, the warmth in Pakistan-Russia relations did not last long and when Russia invaded Afghanistan in 1979, Pakistan openly provided support to the Afghan Mujahideen. Tensions between Pakistan and Russia not only led to the collapse of the Soviet Union. It lasted till then and even after that.
As a result of the Second Afghan War of 2001, Pakistan sided with the United States in ending the Taliban’s support. Even then, Pakistan-Russia relations did not change much. The Prime Minister of Russia visited Pakistan. This was the first visit of any Russian Prime Minister to Pakistan. However, Putin’s visit to Pakistan in 2012 was canceled for unknown reasons. However, relations between Pakistan and Russia gradually improved and some defense agreements were signed between the two countries, including the supply of 20 MI-35 helicopters and engines of Russian-made JF-17 aircraft to Pakistan. The question is whether the current warmth in Russia-Pakistan relations will continue. The first answer is that if the Afghan peace process fails and leads to another civil war, it will affect the security of the countries in the region, Pakistan and Russia more motivated and sincere for success. Pakistan needs to transcend India-Russia relations and establish its relations with Russia. But the bad situation in Afghanistan can be gauged from the fact that Asad Qaiser boarded a plane with a delegation to go to Afghanistan and was dropped off shortly afterwards, but why? This is the question that shows that due to the lack of cooperation between India and the United States, which is afraid of Pakistan and China, the Ashraf Ghani government of Afghanistan is now confined to its palace and if Ashraf Ghani does not leave the government, he will flee. Close all routes where India and the United States will not be able to help.
