Field Marshal Asim Munir’s US visit to Pakistan received at White House, India angry – Financial Times

Field Marshal Asim Munir’s US visit to Pakistan received at White House, India angry – Financial Times
The British newspaper Financial Times has claimed that India is very angry with the respect and reception Pakistan received at the White House during Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s recent visit to the United States.
According to the report, Field Marshal Asim Munir attended the retirement ceremony of General Michael Corella in the United States, and earlier he also met former US President Donald Trump.
Pak-US relations have unexpectedly improved since the visit, and the US now looks to Field Marshal Asim Munir as a strategic mediator in the region, the newspaper writes.
It was also reported that the US president promised an agreement for the development of Pakistan’s oil reserves, and Pakistan has given the US new investment opportunities in the energy, minerals and crypto sectors.
The Financial Times, a British newspaper, has revealed in its latest report that India is angry with the reception Pakistan has received in the United States, and tensions have also been reported between Narendra Modi and Donald Trump.
According to the report, Pakistan has presented the US president as a facilitator of the ceasefire, while Pakistan also received concessions in terms of trade taxes — 19% on Pakistan and 50% on India.
According to the Financial Times, Pakistan signed a memorandum of understanding on crypto tokens with ‘World Liberty Financial’, and Crypto and Blockchain Minister Bilal bin Saqib participated in trade talks in Washington.
According to Michael Kugelman, a senior fellow at the Asia Pacific Foundation, what is happening in Pak-US relations is “shocking”.
The report also says that Pakistan has simultaneously maintained ties with the United States, China, Iran, the Gulf countries and Russia, and has also played a key role in the capture of a top ISIS terrorist.