In what is the closest thing to a response to US drone strike defenses that we’re ever liable to see from the current Pakistani government, Foreign Minister Hina Khar insisted today that she “accepts” the US government’s reasons for the strikes, and is fine with the aims of the programs.
“If they’re going for terrorists – we do not disagree,” Khar added, though she did say that Pakistan continues to consider the strikes “illegal and unlawful” and is not accomplishing its overall goals.
This half-hearted criticism, with all its qualifications, is liable to add to the Obama Administration’s belief that even if they won’t admit it publicly, they have the “tacit consent” of the Pakistani government.
Since Obama took office, US drone strikes have killed thousands in Pakistan, with only a few dozen ever positively identified one way or another. The US claims to have sent faxes to Pakistan detailing their intention to strike certain regions, but never heard back, saying that they assume this meant Pakistan was okay with it.
No sir we do not agree to what the foreign Minister said regarding Drones,and no nation on Earth can allow to let a foreign bomb their citizen and that too without due process of law, it is strange that the country which is using the drones in not an enemy of the country but we treat it as our friend and stranger where the penal system states that person is innocent till proven guilty and today the same country has tore done all its core values just in the name of National Security and unfortunately no one is pointing out to the American citizen that whatever the country is doing it is spoiling the name and respect of USA in Pakistan which is an irony for us because they have fought their own independence war against England.
Te statement of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan that if they are going for Terrorist then we do not disagree, well the whole Pakistani Nation is against Terrorism and we are one S