Seek to proceed ties with US: Pak Army chief after Imran Khan’s ‘overseas conspiracy’ claims

Even as Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan alleged {that a} overseas conspiracy was at play to topple his authorities, the Pakistan Army Chief has mentioned the nation needs to proceed its ties with the US.

Pakistan Army Chief Gen Qamar Bajwa has mentioned the nation needs to proceed its ties with the United States and China.

Pakistan Army Chief Gen Qamar Bajwa has mentioned the nation needs to proceed its ties with the United States and China, at the same time as Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan alleged the involvement of overseas powers to topple his authorities.

Speaking on the Islamabad Security Dialogue, Gen Qamar Bajwa mentioned, “We share a long history of excellent and strategic relationship with the US which remains our largest export market. We seek to continue our ties with both countries (China and US).”

Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan alleged that his authorities was in possession of a secret diplomatic letter that proved a overseas conspiracy to destabilise his authorities.

He alleged that the letter was despatched to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) of Pakistan. While the federal government earlier mentioned the letter couldn’t be made public, on Thursday, its contents have been offered earlier than journalists “off the record”, native newspapers reported.

The US had, nevertheless, rejected the claims and mentioned it was following the developments in Pakistan.