WASHINGTON: The United States has suspended its $255 million military guide to Pakistan for the present, the White House has affirmed, saying the destiny of such help will rely upon Islamabad's reaction to fear based oppression on its dirt.
The affirmation goes ahead that day when US President Donald Trump blamed Pakistan for offering nothing to the US except for "falsehoods and duplicity" and giving "place of refuge" to psychological oppressors as a byproduct of $33 billion guide in the course of the most recent 15 years.
"I bolster the choice today by President Trump to end help to Pakistan," Republican Congressman Markwayne Mullin from Oklahoma said.
"You're either with the US, or against us. We will dependably help our companions, however for a really long time, the US has propped up nations that don't share our objective to end psychological warfare. I'm pleased to see our leader find a way to put America first," Mullin said.
"I couldn't concur more," tweeted Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky.
"I've been battling to end help to Pakistan for quite a long time and will again lead the charge in the Senate," said Paul.
Samantha Vinograd, CNN's national security expert talked for Trump's turn.
"As an approach to influence it to clear to the Pakistanis that that's it, if President Trump really finishes, it could be a successful move," she said in a sentiment piece distributed on the CNN site.
"It isn't the main advance by any methods, however it could be the correct one," she said.
"Extraordinary begin. Why offer millions to nations who might harbor our adversaries?" Trump's child Donald Trump Jr tweeted on Monday.
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