Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif (l) US State Department spokesman Tami Bruce (R)
India Pakistan tension: Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif recently came out in which he had admitted that Pakistan has been promoting terrorism against India. Asif had also said that Pakistan has been doing dirty work for the last three decades for the last three decades, including Britain. On this statement, when asked the spokesperson of the US State Department, he postponed the question.
What did the spokesperson of the US State Department say?
On the question related to Pakistani Defense Minister Khwaja Asif’s statement, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said, “Foreign Minister will talk to the foreign ministers of both countries. We are keeping an eye on the developments in that area and as you know, we are in contact with the governments of India and Pakistan at many levels. Not only the foreign minister level, but on many levels, we are definitely encouraging all the parties. The world is keeping an eye on it, but I have no additional details in this regard. “
Khwaja Asif also knows anything?
Recently, Khwaja Asif also said that America is not taking anyone’s side. But it has become clear from the talk of Tammy Bruce, a spokesman of the US State Department, how low the information of Khwaja Asif is. Tammy Bruce has clearly stated that the US is in touch with the governments of India and Pakistan at many levels.
The statement overturned Khwaja Asif
Earlier, Khwaja Asif said in an interview that the war with India is certain. After this statement about the war, Khwaja Asif overturned. Khwaja Asif later said that he had expressed its possibility. It was not said that the war is going to happen. However, he believed that tension is at its peak at the border between India and Pakistan.
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