Ex-Pentagon official alerts Trump for turning 'blind eye' to Pakistan, warns of ‘nuclear-rogue' behavior
Updated:1 year ago
Updated:1 year ago
Description: Washington DC (US), August, 12, 2025(ANI): Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin said, "The message that the US is sending is that we are not a worthy ally. Under Donald Trump in his second term, the US has become Canada on steroids. There is no excuse to tolerate such nuclear-rogue behaviour, especially on American soil. Within 30 minutes of making the statement, Asim Munir should have been ushered out, taken to Tampa International Airport and flown out of the US..." He also says, "It is becoming hard not to believe that Donald Trump has been bribed to turn such blind eye to Pakistan, and it is unclear whether it has come from Turkey, Qatar or Pakistan itself. There are a few other explanations to explain why Donald Trump has become so effusive to Pakistan, especially after the Pahalgam massacre. US also needs to be very cautious because just like Pahalgam attack occurred, Asim Munir's threat to cut the jugular, his rhetoric gives a green light to terrorists, some affiliated with the Pakistani military and ISI, to go rogue with the nuclear weapons. We are in a very dangerous situation and I am not sure if Donald Trump fully understands just how dangerous this has become due to his negligence or greed."
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