Concern: US wants the security of Pakistan's nuclear stockpile
US President Joe Biden has called Pakistan the most dangerous country in the world because of its nuclear stockpile. Biden expressed concern that the nuclear stockpile could fall into the wrong hands due to the unstable political situation and terrorist organizations in Pakistan. In 2016, when Obama was President, the US pressured Pakistan's then PM Nawaz Sharif to put his clothes on Pakistan's 9 nuclear sites. According to a report by the US Congressional Research Service, there are 12 terrorist organizations in Pakistan such as Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Harkat-ul-Jihad.
According to the South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP) report, there are 45 terrorist organizations in Pakistan. America's concern has increased due to the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan last year and the occupation of the Taliban government there. The US believes that the threat can be averted through the joint deployment of its troops on Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
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• America has recently issued a fund of Rs 3500 crore to Pakistan in the name of repairing F-16 fighter jets.
• Hint to use US veto to remove Pakistan from gray list of FTF
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• Crops. PM Shahbaz Sharif, Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto and Army Chief Bajwa have recently visited America.
2 crore madrassa students have radical ideas
According to the Brookings report, along with American terrorist organizations, the threat has also increased due to the development of radical ideologies of nearly 20 million students studying in madrassas in Pakistan. America believes that if a civil war-like situation arises in unstable Pakistan, these students who learn Shariat will only help terrorist organizations.
NATO Arms to Fear - Saudi
According to a NATO report, Pakistan has secretly developed nuclear weapons for Saudi Arabia as well. Saudi can use these weapons for themselves. He would particularly like to use nuclear weapons against Iran. This is one of the major reasons behind Saudi giving huge loans to Pakistan.