Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Chellaney criticizes US-Pakistani counterterrorism partnership
Imagine the US is trying to stop bad guys (terrorists).
They're working with Pakistan, but some people think Pakistan might be helping the bad guys.
A smart person named Chellaney says this partnership isn't working.
He thinks Pakistan is a place where terrorists hang out.
Senator Rubio from the US met with a Pakistani leader to talk about money and working together, but some people online are confused why the US is still friends with Pakistan.
They wonder if the US should be tougher on Pakistan because of their ties to terrorism.
Brahma Chellaney criticized the US partnership with Pakistan on counterterrorism.
Chellaney stated the partnership is a reason for the failure of the global war on terror.
Marco Rubio shared his meeting details with Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.
Rubio discussed expanding bilateral trade and enhancing collaboration in the critical minerals sector with Pakistan.
Netizens reacted to the news, questioning the US's trust in Pakistan despite its terror links.
- Who
- Brahma Chellaney, Marco Rubio, and Pakistani officials.
- What
- Criticism of the US-Pakistan counterterrorism partnership.
- When
- July 26, 2025 (as per the date in the provided tweet)
- Where
- Not explicitly stated, but involving the US and Pakistan.
- Why
- Chellaney believes the partnership hinders the global war on terror.
Critics of the US-Pakistan Partnership
US Government
Effectiveness of Counterterrorism Efforts
Critics of the US-Pakistan Partnership
The US partnership with Pakistan in countering terrorism has gone off course.
US Government
The US view, as expressed by Senator Rubio, is focused on expanding trade, enhancing collaboration, and appreciating Pakistan's partnership in countering terrorism and preserving regional stability.
- Key Figure
- Brahma Chellaney
- US Official
- Marco Rubio
- Pakistani Official
- Mohammad Ishaq Dar
- Issue
- US-Pakistan counterterrorism partnership
- Chellaney's Stance
- Partnership is a failure of the global war on terror