Ghoomja's video: Three major events of the past could worsen Pakistan USA relations in the present ghoom ja

@ghoomja published 22.1.2021 Salala check post is located on the -Afghan border in Mohmand Agency. At 2:00 am on November 26, 2011, two NATO Apache helicopters from Afghanistan arrived at Salala check post and attacked Pakistani barracks. KA-130 gunships and two F-15 Eagle fighter jets were giving cover. Pakistani soldiers returned fire but the attack was sudden and severe as 26 Pakistani soldiers were martyred. Among the martyrs were two officers of major and captain level. The incident was horrific and unbearable. Pakistan protested and cut off the supply of NATO forces. General Lloyd Austin was the commander of the setcom at the time. He was the first black commander in the history of the setcom. This incident was his command. "He was promoted to vice chief of staff of the US military in December 2011. He was not ready to admit his mistake," he said. "The firing was started by Pakistani troops." But power does not consider its mistake as a mistake because its position was heard and accepted everywhere. Imran Khan was in opposition at that time. His latest meeting in Lahore was successful. It was with his Tigers. Lloyd Austin did not like the move and complained to Imran Khan's friends in the United States. However, due to the incident at Salala check post, Pak was not allowed to go to Peshawar and sit on the road to block NATO supplies. Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State at the time. She apologized to Pakistan on July 3, 2012. The real responsible General Lloyd Austin has apologized to this day and has not expressed any embarrassment. This Lloyd Austin is now the Secretary of Defense of the new US President Joe Biden, so you can easily understand the future of Pakistan-US defense relations Can guess Salalah Check Post was not the first incident of deterioration in Pak-US relations. There had been two horrific incidents before that. You will remember the incident of Raymond Davis. This incident took place on January 27, 2011. US spy and hitman Two young men were shot dead in Lahore, arrested and the incident became international. Aurel Heinz was President Obama's deputy national security adviser at the time. She was also the first deputy director in the history of the CIA. Growing up in front and it was a direct part of it. This woman will now be the director of national intelligence in Joe Biden's cabinet and this is the most important position in America and who is Joe Biden? He was vice president of the United States during both Obama administrations. The second incident was the Abbottabad operation. The United States killed Osama bin Laden during the Abbottabad operation on May 2, 2011. President Obama, along with his colleagues, watched the operation live in the White House operation room. The operation was arranged by Anthony Blanks He was in Operation Room at the time. He later served as President Obama's Deputy National Security Adviser and Deputy Secretary of State. Blanks will now be Biden's foreign minister. Blanks also sought to get Shakil Afridi under Obama. And the memo scandal against Asif Ali Zardari and Hussain Haqqani was also made in front of him and he was also in touch with Hussain Haqqani. Hussain Haqqani is currently on the run from Pakistan. He is preparing research papers against Pakistan. And Joe Biden keeps going back and forth. The role would have been limited to this, but unfortunately Joe Biden's Vice President Kamala Harris We just don't know what to do now. This is a very important question. We must work hard now to deal with future threats. We must work to open new doors for relations with the new US administration. But what are we doing? The entire government is busy dealing with the PDM and the PDM is dragging the government to the streets. The country is closed and open day by day. The Prime Minister is so busy with the Broadsheet and Foreign Funding case that he has Pak-US relations. No time for The dangers of Nawaz Sharif's shift to Saudi Arabia are visible, as the government has appointed Lt. Gen. Bilal Akbar as ambassador to Saudi Arabia immediately after his retirement.