Pakistan will not fight for others - Imran Khan

The Dhaka Times Desk Pakistan's new Prime Minister Imran Khan said his country will no longer fight for others. Imran Khan has made it clear that Pakistan will not involve itself in any war for anyone in the future.

Imran Khan made these comments at the National Defense and Army Martyrs Day program in Rawalpindi on Thursday. Pakistan's new Prime Minister Imran Khan has made it clear that Pakistan will not involve itself in any kind of war for anyone in the future.

The United States has long accused Pakistan of not supporting them in the fight against militants in Afghanistan. However, Pakistan has repeatedly denied the allegations. Pakistan's military is gradually withdrawing from the war on terrorism in Afghanistan and the surrounding region, which has angered the US administration.

As a result, the US administration has announced the cancellation of $300 million in aid to Pakistan. There has been a rift in Pak-US relations over the issue. In such a situation, the diplomats think that this message of Imran Khan is aimed at US President Donald Trump. In the words of Imran, "I am anti-war from the beginning. I do not want to go to war on behalf of a foreign country.

Imran Khan claims that no one has ever sacrificed as much as Pakistan Army in fighting terrorism. In his words, "This sacrifice of the army is never a failure. Today Pakistan is really vulnerable from all sides by our forces. This is the only government institution in the country, where there is no interference of politics.'' But the majority of Pakistani diplomats and international circles complain that the country's army played a major role behind the capture of Imran's Masnad.