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Anmif's avatar

Sure, Pakistan wins. But so did Iran, which now has more influence than it did four months ago.

Rashmee Roshan Lall's avatar

Undoubtedly. But the interim deal is a bit shaky. Already, Iran and the United States have traded attacks in the Gulf, which raises fears the fragile ceasefire may be unravelling.

Robin Gangopadhya's avatar

It might be true that Pakistan looks like winner in this US-Iran disaster- gloating on it might be too early! Bear in mind that hatred for Muslims is all time high- going higher with danger of violence against any brown is inevitable across the US.

Why is it that people point out US-Iran Bad relationship since 1979?

Iran has been the game the entire “ western civilization” has been coveting for more than 100 years! How do you ignore 1954-55 debacle when CIA along with the brits created mayhem in major cities and had elected PM assassinated? The root of the problem lies there in our life time.

Then supporting a brutal dictator for 25 yrs...then the newbies cry foul when the relationship goes bad!

In truth: the entire ME has been put in turmoil since zionistas have gone full Gestapo-SS with trillion $ US bank rolling plus WMDs to attack any state in the ME.

You hope Pakistan keeps all this in mind while aid-ul-amrika goes on in the halls of your military top brass..

Rashmee Roshan Lall's avatar

Good points. But it's also true that both the optics and the reality appear particularly good for Pakistan at the moment. Thanks for reading...and writing in.