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Abdul El-Sayed Wants to Stop Sending American Weapons to Pakistan

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Newly elected US Senator Abdul El-Sayed wants to ban unconditional American military aid to Pakistan and other countries, including Israel and Egypt.
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Washington: Democratic leader Abdul Al-Saeed has urged President Donald Trump to stop providing US financial aid to countries that violate international law, including Pakistan. He wants to review the financial aid provided not only to Israel but also to countries like Pakistan, Egypt and Jordan. Al-Saeed's statement, which has gained attention as the first Muslim leader to enter the US Senate, has come as a political setback for Pakistan. In an…

Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim senator elected to the US, has given a major shock to Pakistan. His statement is likely to increase tension with the Pakistani government.

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US Senator Abdul El-Sayed has raised his voice against the US financial and military aid to Pakistan, alleging that American taxpayer money is being used to violate international laws. He also criticized Pakistan, while welcoming Donald Trump's decision to suspend military aid to Israel.

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TV9 Kannada broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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