Former India High Commissioner in Pakistan Ajay Bisaria has given a big statement on Friday (September 26, 2025) about the relations between Pakistan and America. Bisaria said that US President Donald Trump is going to be very angry with Pakistan soon and he will soon express his anger through social media. He predicted that the warmth that is visible in the relationship between the two countries at this time is not going to last long.

Former High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria said that Pakistan wants to bring its reach to the global level and is increasing its proximity to America at the instigation of China. He claimed that China is the real main partner of Pakistan and this was clear with the connivance of Beijing and Islamabad in the battlefield during Operation Sindoor.

Pakistan’s real godfather ,China,– Bisaria

In the India Today Conclave, Bisaria insisted, ‘China is the most prominent God father of Pakistan. Even though Pakistan is still able to handle its complex relations with China and America, it will prove to be very difficult for it to maintain this balance for a long time.

He warned that Pakistan is currently trying to fulfill all these transactions, but after a limit it will not be able to balance between the interests of China and America.

Pakistan wakes up in the mind of America- Bisaria

Bisaria further said, ‘Pakistan is part of the transaction of the Trump administration close to Pakistan. Pakistan’s foreign policy is now focused on maintaining its relevance between three Godfather- America, China and Saudi Arabia, besides repeating its misdeeds in Kashmir.

He said, ‘Pakistan tries to practice this balance in different forms of success and with different levels, but its most prominent ally in it is China. Recently, Pakistan has succeeded in assuring America that it can still be of some work.

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The recent statement of Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir has brought a stir on the international stage. He threatened a nuclear attack against India on the US visit, which has been taken very seriously in the US. Former US Pentagon officer Michael Rubin described this statement as completely unacceptable and said that it questions Pakistan’s global image. Rubin even said that the time has come that the world should think whether Pakistan is eligible to maintain its place as a responsible country.

Michael Rubin compared General Munir’s rhetoric directly to Osama bin Laden’s speeches. He suggested that the US should immediately withdraw the status of Major Non-Nato Ally from Pakistan. In addition, he demanded that Pakistan be put in the list of State Sponsor of Terrorism, which can increase the ban and pressure on global levels. According to Rubin, Pakistan should be the first non-Nato ally in this category.

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– ANI (@ani) August 11, 2025

Rubin raised questions on American generals
Rubin also surprised why when Asim Munir threatened this from the US land, why did the American generals not walkout with him with meetings. He called it a serious lapse and said that the generals who did not do so should resign immediately. This comment also indirectly pressurize the US military establishment, which is likely to adopt more strict attitude in such cases in the coming times.

Potential diplomatic results
Rubin demands that until Pakistan officially explains and forgives this statement, General Munir and any other Pakistani officer should be declared as Persona Non Greta (unwanted person) in the US. This would mean that these officers will not get American visa and they will not be able to step on American soil.

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