Are Pak military leaders' visits to US signs of resetting ties? Should India be bothered?
In June, Pakistan army chief Asim Munir travelled to the US for a lunch hosted by President Donald Trump. Weeks later, the Pakistan air force chief Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu visited Washington and held meetings with officials from the US State Department and the Pentagon. This indicates a shift in US-Pakistan military ties, which date back to 1947. But what does it mean for India?
In June, Pakistan army chief Asim Munir travelled to the US for a lunch hosted by President Donald Trump. Weeks later, the Pakistan air force chief Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu visited Washington and held meetings with officials from the US State Department and the Pentagon. This indicates a shift in US-Pakistan military ties, which date back to 1947. But what does it mean for India?
