US EditionBilawal-led delegation in US to brief Pakistan's stance on Indian aggression
- A delegation led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari arrived in the US in early June 2025 to present Pakistan's stance on the recent conflict with India.
- The visit comes in the wake of escalated military tensions following the April 22 attack in Pahalgam that resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians and India's subsequent launch of Operation Sindoor.
- Bilawal softened Pakistan's tone by urging dialogue and proposing intelligence cooperation with India, including a RAW-ISI partnership to counter terrorism regionally.
- He expressed confidence that collaboration between ISI and RAW to combat terrorism would lead to a notable reduction in violent activities in India and Pakistan, emphasizing the importance of such efforts to prevent nuclear conflict and maintain regional stability.
- The delegation aims to counter India’s disinformation campaigns, engage US officials, and promote Pakistan’s narrative amid ongoing diplomatic outreach across multiple countries.
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Bilawal Bhutto admits Kashmir push failing at UN, calls for intel sharing with India after Operation Sindoor
Former Pakistani Foreign Minister and Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) chief Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Tuesday admitted that Islamabad’s efforts to internationalise the Kashmir issue continue to face serious roadblocks. Speaking at a press conference at the United Nations headquarters, Bhutto said, “As far as the hurdles we face within the UN and in general, as far as the Kashmir cause is concerned, that still exists.” Bhutto is currently leading a…
"As Far As Kashmir Cause Is Concerned...": Bilawal Bhutto's Big UN Admission
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the former Foreign Minister of Pakistan and Chairman of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), has publicly acknowledged that Islamabad's efforts to raise the Kashmir issue at international forums have faced persistent setbacks.
The battle of narrative between India and Pakistan has now moved out of their respective countries and has reached the doorstep of the world's most powerful leader, America. Pakistan has given this responsibility to its loudmouth leader Bilawal Bhutto. Bhutto tried to mislead the OIC countries during his meeting with them here.
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