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@servercookies @paykhar @servercookies Your mother used to work for a tandoor in peshawar, bad luck she didnt use *********

@ThrustSSC3 @paykhar cry some more asshat, you exploited afghan refugees for your own benefit and pocketed all the aid money. Afghans never left afghansitan, anything with durran line is afghanistan. Cry harder and eat more dall

The war with Pakistan has come as a blessing for Afghanistan. 1. Our import and export has been successfully decoupled from Pakistan. Pakistan won’t be able to exploit the transit routes and harm Afghan economy and industry. 2. Afghanistan is no longer dependent on import of vital goods from Pakistan. Counterfeit products made in Pakistan are no longer sold in Afghanistan. 3. Afghan markets are no longer flooded with Pakistani low quality food and non-food items that harm local production’s market values, local farmers and local producers. 4. Mass deportation of Afghan refugees have forced thousands of Afghan businesses, craftsmen and women, skilled workers and specialists to repatriate. They now produce and contribute to Afghan economy. 5. Afghan internal market is forced to produce local substitutes for goods that were previously were exclusively produced in Pakistan. This creates more jobs and more commerce in Afghanistan. 6. Afghan investors with their capital were forced to divest from Pakistani economy and reinvest in Afghanistan. This has created a new capital injection in the Afghan economy. 7. Closure of trade routes with Pakistan has forced Afghanistan to build new trade and commerce relations with Central Asia, Russia and China. The quality of imports from those regions is significantly higher and come at a better rate to Afghans. 8. Afghan food and non-food products now reach a far bigger market in Central Asia, Caucasus, Russia and China via train rails. Our export is now consistently growing and business deals are less volatile due to reliability of delivery through fast and safe train routes. 9. Russian and Central Asian investors are in Afghanistan investing in local industry and services. A capital injection from those regions turns them into committed and invested partners. This creates economic interdependence and solidifies regional cooperation. 10. Afghan is impacted by the war in Iran, but as soon as the war ends, Afghanistan will continue to access sea routes in the Indian Ocean via Iranian ports connecting Afghanistan with the rest of the world. 11. Afghanistan is now the main connecting port between Russia, Central Asia, Iran, GCC and Africa. The interconnectivity injects capital from all around the world into Afghan economy. Aside from production, Afghan economy is now expanding its service economy as a logistics hub. There are dozens of other positive impacts for Afghanistan caused by decoupling from Pakistan. If you understands all of this, you will also understand why Pakistan tries to destabilise Afghanistan at the behest of America. However, their conniving is having the opposite effect. They’re the net losers in this affair.

@AdityaRajKaul Keep drinking cow urine and stay delusional 🤣

@AdityaRajKaul Once a "Chawal" , always a "Chawal". A low level Indian mentality.

@Krishna300998 @DNoorzai123 drink more gaooooo mootar u low life panchods of randia...keep dreaming lol

@DNoorzai123 Don’t worry, there will be 'No Pakistan' in the near future. You can start planning your road trip to Delhi by the end of this decade.

If there were no #Pakistan in this region, believe me, there would be no borders between Central and South Asia. a peaceful region where an Indian could go to #Kazakhstan in his own car without a visa, and I would be able to go to Delhi. Pakistan is the cancer of the region.

@SaraMirGilgity @Financegovpk to make u eat imran khans C***k....

@Financegovpk Every day for 2 hours, Pakistan is going to shut down its electricity for a couple of hours. Is that why these loans are being given to it?

Saudi Arabia Announces USD 3 Billion Additional Support, Extends USD 5 Billion Deposit: Finance Minister Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, has informed that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has committed USD 3 billion in additional deposits, with disbursement expected in the coming week. He further stated that the existing USD 5 billion Saudi deposit would no longer remain subject to the earlier annual rollover arrangement and would instead be extended for a longer period. The Finance Minister made the annoucement while talking to members of the media in Washington, D.C., on the sidelines of the World Bank–IMF Spring Meetings 2026, and shared important details regarding Saudi financial support for Pakistan and the government’s external financing strategy. Senator Aurangzeb said this support comes at a critical time for Pakistan’s external financing needs and would help reinforce foreign exchange reserves and strengthen the country’s external account. He reiterated the government’s commitment to maintaining reserves in line with its obligations to markets and under the IMF-supported programme, including the objective of achieving around USD 18 billion in reserves, equivalent to approximately 3.3 months of import cover, by the end of the fiscal year. The Finance Minister noted that Pakistan had successfully repaid its USD 1.4 billion Eurobond last week, describing it as a “non-event,” and reaffirmed that the government remained fully committed to meeting all upcoming external obligations and maturities on time. He emphasized that Pakistan’s external financing plan is clearly defined and being implemented in a responsible and disciplined manner. Referring to his engagements in Washington, Senator Aurangzeb said that he, along with the Governor, State Bank of Pakistan and Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, had held a detailed meeting with Saudi Finance Minister H.E. Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan. He recalled that he had also met the Saudi Finance Minister in Islamabad the previous Friday, but noted that the government had deliberately refrained from commenting publicly in the absence of formal communication, despite media reports and speculation, as such matters required clarity and joint understanding before being shared. The Finance Minister expressed profound gratitude to the leadership of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, particularly His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Finance Minister H.E. Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan, and the Saudi Vice Finance Minister, for their continued support and close cooperation. He particularly appreciated the efforts made to bring the support package to fruition. Senator Aurangzeb also acknowledged the role of Pakistan’s political and economic leadership in securing and operationalizing the support. He thanked the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the Field Marshal, the Deputy Prime Minister, the Governor, State Bank of Pakistan, the Finance Secretary Mr. Imdad Ullah Bosal, and their respective teams for their contributions and coordination. The Finance Minister stated that, at this juncture, sentiment and confidence were critically important. He said Pakistan was receiving unprecedented appreciation from international financial institutions, the IMF, the World Bank, institutional investors, and counterparts he was meeting in Washington. He noted that the international community was particularly recognizing Pakistan’s recent diplomatic and facilitative role in helping enable dialogue between parties that had not held face-to-face discussions for decades. He said this international appreciation, coupled with Saudi Arabia’s timely financial support, provided Pakistan with important momentum and confidence going forward, both for the economy and for the external account, including its commercial dimensions. Senator Aurangzeb further noted that Pakistan was advancing its broader external financing agenda, including the recently announced Global Medium-Term Note (GMTN) programme and the planned inaugural Panda Bond issuance, as part of efforts to diversify funding sources and strengthen market access. The Finance Minister concluded by reaffirming the government’s commitment to macroeconomic stability, fulfillment of external obligations, reform continuity, and sustained engagement with bilateral and multilateral partners. He said a more detailed interaction with the media would take place at the conclusion of the visit.

@servercookies Looks like pork chops have made you talk out of your *** u M********F********* .....

@servercookies @paykhar GTFO!!!!!

"If you nuke Iran, WE WILL NUKE YOU" - Pakistan conveyed this message to Israel, forcing the Zionist regime to end the war immediately, American journalist revealed on Piers Morgan's show.

@_A_khalifa no one needs your visa gandooooki nasal. randaans

No visa Sorry Mr Gandu, keep crying 😏

Chairman Mao used to say ‘women hold half the sky’! Pakistan’s women diplomats have been amazing in their professionalism, the best & the brightest among diplomats of world-class calibre!

Let’s not forget the remarkable efforts of Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch and her team in helping to avert one of the most serious global crises since World War II. More power to Pakistani women.

@TRobinsonNewEra DOnt trust yr mother also @TRobinsonNewEra

Make Pakistan India again. I don't trust a country that hid and gave refuge to Osama Bin Laden.

Thank you Pakistan for the quiet, effective, diplomatic role you have played in bringing about this vital ceasefire. @CMShehbaz @ForeignOfficePk

@ImranRiazKhan How is your stammering ? Make sure u apply burnol in mouth also ....atkuuuuuuuuuuuu

جنگ بندی پر سب کو خصوصاً پاکستان اور ایران کو مبارکباد۔۔۔ ایک نالائق نے اس موقع پر بھی اپنی نالائقی سے خود کو تختہ مشق بنا ڈالا۔ اب جگ ہنسائی ہو رہی ہے۔ ویسے ٹرمپ نے درست کہا تھا کہ وہ نالائقوں سے تعلق پسند کرتا ہے۔

Possibly the first time ever, Pakistan PM’s tweet has moved global markets Oil falls, treasury futures gain and Asian stocks jump Pakistan market halted after gaining 8.5%

@MEAIndia Literally no one cares what India thinks. Begani shadi mein Abdullah deewana.

BREAKING: The S&P 500 erases all losses and turns green on the day as Pakistan asks President Trump to extend his 8 PM deadline by 2 weeks. Both sides have said they are reviewing the proposal.

Pakistan's mediation efforts.