SS: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio bypassed Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar to speak directly with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
This move signals US disapproval of Dar’s rhetoric on terrorism, including calling Pahalgam terrorists as „freedom fighters“ and suggests Pakistan is losing credibility in diplomatic circles. Rubio’s approach aims to ensure more responsible engagement and align US strategy with India’s concerns.
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They have no credibility since OBL was found there.
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The Indian media’s desperation is honestly becoming a spectacle at this point. One routine call from Senator Rubio to Pakistan’s Prime Minister has triggered a full-blown meltdown, with headlines like “Pakistan losing credibility” being spun out of thin air. It’s comical how Indian outlets go into overdrive trying to extract national victory narratives out of routine diplomatic gestures. The same media that couldn’t stop falsely misquoting Pakistan’s Defence Minister to claim he admitted to arming terrorists is now using second-hand intel “sources” as gospel truth. If anything, this obsession only proves one thing: India’s media isn’t reporting news, it’s writing fan fiction for nationalist consumption.
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SS: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio bypassed Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar to speak directly with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
This move signals US disapproval of Dar’s rhetoric on terrorism, including calling Pahalgam terrorists as „freedom fighters“ and suggests Pakistan is losing credibility in diplomatic circles. Rubio’s approach aims to ensure more responsible engagement and align US strategy with India’s concerns.
They have no credibility since OBL was found there.
The Indian media’s desperation is honestly becoming a spectacle at this point. One routine call from Senator Rubio to Pakistan’s Prime Minister has triggered a full-blown meltdown, with headlines like “Pakistan losing credibility” being spun out of thin air. It’s comical how Indian outlets go into overdrive trying to extract national victory narratives out of routine diplomatic gestures. The same media that couldn’t stop falsely misquoting Pakistan’s Defence Minister to claim he admitted to arming terrorists is now using second-hand intel “sources” as gospel truth. If anything, this obsession only proves one thing: India’s media isn’t reporting news, it’s writing fan fiction for nationalist consumption.