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"Cutting Back" $1.3 Billion Aid Improved Relations With Pak: Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US' ties with Pakistan have improved after he cut USD 1.3 billion in security assistance to Islamabad for not doing enough to rein in terror groups operating in the country.
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Aid To Pak To Stay "Suspended", Says US Report Ahead Of Imran Khan Visit
Ahead of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's visit to the United States, a Congressional report has said that the security assistance to Pakistan would remain suspended pending "decisive and irreversible" action against terrorist groups.
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In Signal Of US Frustration With Pak, Trump Cancels $1.66 Billion Aid
The US has suspended $1.66 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after President Donald Trump's directive, the Pentagon has said, in what experts believe is a strong signal of American frustration. The Pentagon's statement came days after Mr Trump said Pakistan does not do "a damn thing" for the US, alleging that its government had helped Al Q...
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Pak Aid Cut Despite Risk That Terrorists Could Get Hold Of Nukes: US
The US' decision to suspend military aid to nuclear-armed Pakistan was not taken lightly as the Trump administration was concerned that the country's atomic weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists, National Security Adviser John Bolton has said.
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After Funding Cut, No Money To Train Pak Military Officers On US Soil
Donald Trump has suspended more than a decade-long military training programme of Pakistani personnel at US institutions, a media report said today, days after Islamabad and Moscow signed an agreement to allow Pakistani troops to receive training at the Russian defence centres
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Is Trump Ready To Dump Pakistan?
As US ambassador to Pakistan more than a decade ago, Ryan Crocker spent much of his time trying to convince the government in Islamabad to take action against terrorists moving freely inside the country and plotting attacks on US forces in neighbouring Afghanistan
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Despite Trump's Punitive Military Aid Cut, Pakistan And US Are Still Intertwined
After President Donald Trump bluntly accused Pakistan of "lies and deceit" on New Year's Day, then suspended all security aid to the longtime U.S. military ally, Pakistan was widely described as acting like a jilted lover - secretly stricken but publicly defiant and pretending not to care.
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Intelligence, Military Cooperation With US Snapped: Pak Defence Minister
Pakistan has suspended defence and intelligence cooperation with the US amid growing tensions over Washington's suspension of military aid to Islamabad, Defence Minister Khurram Dastgir has said.
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Finger-Pointing At Pak Not OK: China On Trump's "Lies And Deceit" Tweet
China today made it clear that it is opposed to the US "finger pointing" at Pakistan and linking its all-weather ally with terrorism, insisting that the responsibility of combating terror outfits cannot be placed on a particular country.
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"Good Idea": President Donald Trump On Diverting US Aid To Pakistan For This
President Donald Trump today supported a top American Senator's proposal for a bill to stop the US aid to Pakistan for failing to clamp down on terror groups and divert the money for building roads and bridges in the US.
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"Cutting Back" $1.3 Billion Aid Improved Relations With Pak: Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US' ties with Pakistan have improved after he cut USD 1.3 billion in security assistance to Islamabad for not doing enough to rein in terror groups operating in the country.
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Aid To Pak To Stay "Suspended", Says US Report Ahead Of Imran Khan Visit
Ahead of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's visit to the United States, a Congressional report has said that the security assistance to Pakistan would remain suspended pending "decisive and irreversible" action against terrorist groups.
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In Signal Of US Frustration With Pak, Trump Cancels $1.66 Billion Aid
The US has suspended $1.66 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after President Donald Trump's directive, the Pentagon has said, in what experts believe is a strong signal of American frustration. The Pentagon's statement came days after Mr Trump said Pakistan does not do "a damn thing" for the US, alleging that its government had helped Al Q...
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Pak Aid Cut Despite Risk That Terrorists Could Get Hold Of Nukes: US
The US' decision to suspend military aid to nuclear-armed Pakistan was not taken lightly as the Trump administration was concerned that the country's atomic weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists, National Security Adviser John Bolton has said.
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After Funding Cut, No Money To Train Pak Military Officers On US Soil
Donald Trump has suspended more than a decade-long military training programme of Pakistani personnel at US institutions, a media report said today, days after Islamabad and Moscow signed an agreement to allow Pakistani troops to receive training at the Russian defence centres
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Is Trump Ready To Dump Pakistan?
As US ambassador to Pakistan more than a decade ago, Ryan Crocker spent much of his time trying to convince the government in Islamabad to take action against terrorists moving freely inside the country and plotting attacks on US forces in neighbouring Afghanistan
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Despite Trump's Punitive Military Aid Cut, Pakistan And US Are Still Intertwined
After President Donald Trump bluntly accused Pakistan of "lies and deceit" on New Year's Day, then suspended all security aid to the longtime U.S. military ally, Pakistan was widely described as acting like a jilted lover - secretly stricken but publicly defiant and pretending not to care.
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Intelligence, Military Cooperation With US Snapped: Pak Defence Minister
Pakistan has suspended defence and intelligence cooperation with the US amid growing tensions over Washington's suspension of military aid to Islamabad, Defence Minister Khurram Dastgir has said.
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Finger-Pointing At Pak Not OK: China On Trump's "Lies And Deceit" Tweet
China today made it clear that it is opposed to the US "finger pointing" at Pakistan and linking its all-weather ally with terrorism, insisting that the responsibility of combating terror outfits cannot be placed on a particular country.
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"Good Idea": President Donald Trump On Diverting US Aid To Pakistan For This
President Donald Trump today supported a top American Senator's proposal for a bill to stop the US aid to Pakistan for failing to clamp down on terror groups and divert the money for building roads and bridges in the US.
