US President Joe Biden called Pakistan one of the ‘most dangerous’ countries in the world, know why

Washington: US President Joe Biden has described Pakistan as one of the most dangerous countries in the world with nuclear weapons. “I think probably one of the most dangerous countries in the world is Pakistan, which is a nuclear-armed nation without any cohesion,” Biden said at a reception for the Democratic Party’s election campaign committee. the White House The transcript of his speech is uploaded on the website. The US President made this remark in the context of the changing geopolitical situation globally.

He said in his address, ‘The world is changing rapidly and countries are rethinking their alliances. And the truth of the matter is—I really believe this—that the world is looking at us. It’s not a joke. Even our enemies are looking at us to find out how we handle this situation. A lot is at stake. Joe Biden Emphasizing that America has the ability to take the world to a place it has never been before.

“Have any of you ever thought that after the Cuban Missile Crisis there would be a Russian leader who would threaten the use of strategic nuclear weapons—that could kill three, four thousand people—and justify it,” the US President said. Is? Did anyone think we would be in a position where China is trying to figure out its role relative to Russia, India and Pakistan?’ Talking about his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, the US President described him as a man who knew what he wanted, but faced a “huge” array of problems. Biden said, ‘How do we handle what is happening in Russia? And I think probably one of the most dangerous countries in the world is Pakistan, which is a nuclear weapon state without any cohesion.

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Earlier this week, it emerged that Pakistan, once a key ally of Washington DC, was not even mentioned in the US National Security Strategy 2022. In this, China was described as America’s ‘most consequential geopolitical challenge’. This 48-page document mentions terrorism and other geo-strategic threats in the South and Central Asian region, but unlike in recent times, it does not mention Pakistan as an essential ally to counter those threats. Pakistan was also missing from the 2021 strategy paper. This is seen as a reflection of the mutual desire of the Joe Biden-led administration to forge a separate US relationship with Pakistan.

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