Imran Khan slammed western pressure over Ukraine, asked: ‘Do you write to India?’
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Imran Khan said adding that Pakistan suffered because he had supported the West NATO alliance in Afghanistan. “What do you think about us? Are we slaves … that whatever you say, we will do?” Imran Khan said.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan slams Western envoys based in Islamabad to pressure Pakistan to condemn Russian aggression against Ukraine at the United National General Assembly choosing from India, Pakistan, UAE Abstain. Overcoming public rallies, Imran Khan said Pakistan was not a Western slave as a reply of a joint letter issued by the head of the 22 diplomatic missions where Pakistan was urged to support the resolution of the UN General Assembly condemned Russia. “I want to ask the European Union Ambassador: Do you write such a letter to India?” Imran Khan said.
“What do you think about us? Are we your slave … that whatever you say, we will do it?” Imran Khan said adding that Pakistan suffered because he had supported the West NATO alliance in Afghanistan.
“We have friendship with the United States, Russia, China and Europe. We are not in any camp. Because we are neutral, we will try to collaborate with these countries to strive to end this war in Ukraine,” Imran Khan said.
On March 1, the head of various foreign missions in Pakistan, including Germany and France, wrote a joint letter who remembered the UNSC resolution February 25. Steps to release letters publicly rarely occur, according to diplomats.
The letter, signed by Austrian Ambassador, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Netherlands, Japan, Norway and Switzerland and Head of the Union Delegation Europe to Pakistan, said the resolution aims to reaffirm the commitment to sovereignty, independence, unity and the integrity of the Territorial of Ukraine within the boundaries recognized internationally and will regret in the strongest term Russian aggression. against Ukraine.
Imran Khan’s visit to Moscow when Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the authority of special military operations in Ukrainy Drew Flak. This was followed by Abstain Pakistan at Unga resolution.
