US Expresses Concern About Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons

US expresses concern about Pakistan’s nuclear weapons during Taliban rule.

Since the Taliban occupation of Afghanistan, many countries including America, India, Britain are concerned about the security of their country.

Meanwhile, the US has expressed deep concern over the Taliban’s occupation of Afghanistan and Pakistan’s nuclear weapons during their rule.

According to the report of Pakistani media, top US generals had warned US President Joe Biden that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons could threaten the country’s security if it left Afghanistan in a hurry.

US expresses concern: General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, before the Senate Armed Services Committee, said-

“We anticipate that a quick withdrawal will increase regional instability, Pakistan’s security, and the risks to its nuclear weapons.”

Emphasizing the need for an investigation into how the Taliban withstood US military pressure for 20 years, the report said, the general said that we need to thoroughly investigate the role of Pakistan’s safe haven.

On August 31, the US completed the withdrawal of its forces from Afghanistan under the Doha Agreement with the Taliban last year.

General Mark Milley and the leader of US Central Command, General Frank McKenzie, have also warned that the Taliban, which Pakistan will now have to deal with, will be different from the Taliban it has already dealt with and will complicate their relationship.

The report said the Centcom chief also said that the US and Pakistan are involved in ongoing talks on the use of an important air corridor to reach Afghanistan.

Why was Pakistan stunned by this bill of America, said – scapegoat is being made, know the whole matter

Pakistan is restless with this bill introduced in the US Senate. Actually, this bill has been introduced in the Senate by 22 senators of the Republican Party.

This bill is about America’s counter-terrorism campaign in Afghanistan and its accountability.

The heat of this bill is coming directly on Pakistan because, after the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, Pakistan’s activity in the Taliban regime has increased.

Pakistan is stunned by this bill. He has lodged a strong objection regarding this. He said that Pakistan is being made a scapegoat.