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Imran Khan boasts Military does not control Pakistan ; terms it Indian propaganda

Imran Khan boasts Military does not control Pakistan ; terms it Indian propaganda
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Military does not control Pakistan: PM

July 30, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has categorically stated that the Pakistan Army fully supports the government’s foreign policy steps. The premier said the false impression that the military establishment shaped Pakistan’s foreign policy, was the result of India that propaganda which it has perpetuated among Afghans. “Whatever foreign policy we have has been part of our party’s manifesto for the past 25 years,” he said in response to a question of an Afghan journalist here at the PM House. A delegation of journalists from Afghanistan, currently in Pakistan to participate in the Pak-Afghan Media Conclave in Islamabad, held an interaction with Prime Minister Imran Khan late Wednesday and asked him questions related to Pakistan’s stance on the current Afghan situation.

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Military does not control Pakistan, says PM

Military does not control Pakistan, says PM July 30, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has categorically stated that the Pakistan Army fully supports the government’s foreign policy steps. The premier said the false impression that the military establishment shaped Pakistan’s foreign policy, was the result of India that propaganda which it has perpetuated among Afghans. ‘Whatever foreign policy we have has been part of our party’s manifesto for the past 25 years,’ he said in response to a question of an Afghan journalist here at the PM House. A delegation of journalists from Afghanistan, currently in Pakistan to participate in the Pak-Afghan Media Conclave in Islamabad, held an interaction with Prime Minister Imran Khan late Wednesday and asked him questions related to Pakistan’s stance on the current Afghan situation.

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No favourites in Afghanistan: PM

Daily Times Imran Khan says Islamabad will support any government in Kabul chosen by people of Afghanistan Pakistan no longer pursuing 90s policy of strategic depth in Afghanistan July 30, 2021 Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Pakistan has ‘no favourites’ in Afghanistan and it would support any government in the neighbouring country chosen by the Afghans themselves. “We do not have any favourites in Afghanistan. Our policy is that whoever the people of Afghanistan choose, Pakistan will have the best relationship with them,” the prime minister said in response to a question of an Afghan journalist here at the PM House. A delegation of journalists from Afghanistan, currently in Pakistan to participate in the Pak-Afghan Media Conclave in Islamabad, held an interaction with Prime Minister Imran Khan and asked him questions related to Pakistan’s stance on the current Afghan situation.

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We will support whoever Afghans choose: Imran

July 30, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has told a delegation of Afghan journalists that Pakistan has no favourites in Afghanistan and it would support any government that was chosen by the Afghans themselves. “We do not have any favourites in Afghanistan. Our policy is that whoever the people of Afghanistan choose, Pakistan will have the best relationship with them,” the Prime Minister said in response to a question of an Afghan journalist, at the PM House late on Wednesday. A delegation of Afghan journalists was in Pakistan to participate in the Pak-Afghan Media Conclave in Islamabad, and held a session with Prime Minister Imran Khan and asked him questions related to Pakistan’s stance on the current Afghan situation.

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