Pakistan\u2019s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif accused the United States of generating war and making a profit out of the conflict amid tensions between New Delhi and Islamabadread more<\/p>\n
Pakistan\u2019s Defence Minister The viral statement has also provoked intense debate and criticism worldwide. In the clip the Pakistani defence minister alleged that US has been at the centre of several international conflicts in the past century. Asif remarks were seems to be coming in defence of STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD<\/p>\n Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif, alleges that the United States incites conflicts between nations to profit from arms sales.<\/p>\n pic.twitter.com\/GADso1zt8q<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Sajid Yousuf Shah (@TheSkandar) May 25, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n \u201cIn the last 100 years, Americans have generated wars. They have fought 260 wars, while China has only engaged in three,\u201d the Pakistani politician maintained. \u201cYet, the US keeps earning money. Their military industry is a massive, well-established sector and forms a major part of their GDP. That\u2019s why they continue to create conflicts,” he added.<\/p>\n The tensions between India and Pakistan reached an all-time high following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 in Kashmir. New Delhi found that Pakistani nationals were involved in the attack and later launched Asif throws the US under the bus<\/p>\n This is not the first time Asif has thrown Washington, DC, under the bus. In an interview with Sky News, days after the Pahalgam terror attack, Asif admitted that Pakistan supported and fostered terror groups, claiming that the country was doing \u2019the While Asif attempted to dodge questions about Pakistan\u2019s long history of fostering terrorism, the Pakistani defence minister dug himself a hole when he blurted out that the cash-strapped nation is doing the \u201cdirty work\u201d for the West. \u201cWell, we have been doing this dirty work for the United States and West, including Britain, for 3 decades,” Asif said when asked how the country supported and backed terrorist organisations in the past.<\/p>\n STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD<\/p>\n However, he quickly backtracked on his assertion, insisting that supporting such groups was a mistake. \u201cThat was a mistake, and we are suffering from that,\u201d he added, referencing the terror attacks that broke out on its soil.<\/p>\n The US plays from both sides: Asif<\/p>\n In the video, Asif referred to countries like Syria, Egypt, Afghanistan, and Libya, stating that these nations were once prosperous but have now been devastated because of prolonged wars. \u201cThese countries were once wealthy. Now they are bankrupt,\u201d he stated, indicating that American involvement contributed to their fall.<\/p>\n The defence minister insisted that the US plays from both sides in the war and maintains the profitability of its military-industrial complex. He described the American defence sector as an economic machine that \u2018thrives on chaos and instability.<\/p>\n The remarks from Asif garnered backlash online, with many pointing out Pakistan\u2019s military aid and buying US defence equipment. \u201cWhen Pakistan needed help, it went running to hold America\u2019s feet, and now that the ceasefire has happened, it\u2019s back to blaming America,” one user commented. \u201cSays the defence minister of a nation whose entire military doctrine depends on a foreign country,” another user wrote.<\/p>\n
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\n. In the span of three days, the military escalations between India and Pakistan left the world in shock. Both nations eventually came to an understanding of a ceasefire.<\/p>\n
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