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🇵🇰🇨🇳 Pakistan just quietly walked away from its most important relationship. For years the China-Pakistan relationship was untouchable. Officials in Islamabad described it in language they used for nobody else, "all weather," "deeper than the deepest sea." The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor pumped tens of billions into Pakistani highways, power plants and ports at a time when the country couldn't attract foreign investment from anyone else. It was the one constant in a foreign policy that changed with every government. Then Munir took over and it just... stopped. Of the 90 CPEC projects originally planned, only 38 have been completed. Twenty three are still under construction. A third never even broke ground. The last major project delivered was in 2022. Nothing significant has been added to the pipeline since. ML-1, the flagship upgrade of Pakistan's main north-south railway that was supposed to be the centerpiece of CPEC's entire second phase, has been deferred so many times it's become a running joke. Sharif flew to Beijing in 2024 specifically to secure new funding. He came back with nothing. Pakistan's unpaid dues to Chinese power producers had ballooned into open friction. China's own ambassador in Islamabad took the extraordinary step of publicly accusing the Pakistani state of failing to protect Chinese workers, 21 of whom had been killed in attacks since CPEC launched. Behind the scenes it was even uglier. Pakistan had privately offered China what Beijing had wanted for over a decade, a permanent military base at the deep water port of Gwadar. But Pakistan came to that table with a list of demands. Protect us from U.S. retaliation for hosting the base. Modernize our military. And most critically, give us a sea-based nuclear second strike capability, the most sensitive element of any nuclear arsenal, something Pakistan had been trying to develop on its own for twenty years. China walked away. Beijing concluded the nuclear demand alone would make it directly complicit in nuclear proliferation in South Asia, exposing China to international consequences that made the Gwadar base not worth it. The talks ended bitterly. Munir told a journalist in August 2025, "We will not sacrifice one friend for the other." He had already made his choice long before saying it. Washington got exactly what it wanted. CPEC's second phase is dead. The Gwadar base never happened. And the relationship Pakistan once called deeper than the deepest sea is sitting at the bottom of it. Source: Drop Site News

Imran admitted his copy from PM days is "lost." In reality, it's now published, the exact same document Ryan Grim used for his Intercept article. Congrats to Imran Khan, Ex-PM turned traitor. This one goes straight into the treason books.

🇵🇰 The man Khan fired is now running Pakistan's nukes. Think about that for a second. Munir was sacked by Khan in 2019 after just eight months as ISI chief. Eight months. Khan threw him out after he went to Tehran with the Pakistani delegation and blew up the room, went completely off the script the government had agreed on internally, used language with Iranian officials that had no business being used, and actively wrecked what could have been a genuine step toward better Pakistan-Iran ties. Iran complained directly to Khan. Khan fired him. That same man now controls 170 nuclear warheads with zero institutional checks left standing. What happened between getting fired and getting the keys is the part that should make every Pakistani furious. After the sacking, Munir allegedly flew to London and sat down with Nawaz Sharif, who was conveniently living in self imposed exile at the time. Khan called it the London Plan. The deal as Khan described it was straightforward, Munir gets army chief, Khan's government gets taken apart, his party gets destroyed, the judiciary plays along. Sounds insane until you watch it happen exactly like that, step by step, over the next three years. Munir became army chief in November 2022 in a process multiple reports said involved heavy consultations with the same Nawaz Sharif sitting in London. Within months Khan was arrested. Shariar waltzed back into Pakistan in October 2023 and had most of his convictions vacated almost overnight. By February 2024 his brother was prime minister, the elections were rigged openly and Washington and Brussels said nothing. Then Munir really got to work. He promoted himself to Field Marshal, invented a brand new title of Chief of Defence Forces, and passed the 27th Constitutional Amendment scrapping the Nuclear Command Authority that had existed since 2000. That authority existed for one reason, to make sure no single person could ever make a nuclear decision alone. It required the prime minister, the joint chiefs, the service chiefs, all in the room. All of that is now gone. Munir replaced it with the National Strategic Command, headed by himself, answerable to nobody above him. The prime minister's only remaining role is to appoint people Munir recommends. Pakistan has 170 nuclear warheads. Every single one of them now answers to one man. Khan, the man who saw all of this coming and tried to stop it, has been rotting in a cell for nearly 3 years. And Munir gets called "my favorite Field Marshal" by Trump. Source: Drop Site News

Drop Site has published 21 articles on Pakistan in 22 months, almost all sourced from anonymous officials and leaked documents whose provenance is not disclosed. The named sources, where they appear, are limited to Imran Khan's sister, his social media activists, and a small circle of PTI-aligned journalists abroad. No senior Pakistani official has been quoted on the record in the entire archive. The complete Drop Site News Pakistan audit. Dated, sourced, with funding milestones interleaved.

🇵🇰 The man Khan fired is now running Pakistan's nukes. Think about that for a second. Munir was sacked by Khan in 2019 after just eight months as ISI chief. Eight months. Khan threw him out after he went to Tehran with the Pakistani delegation and blew up the room, went completely off the script the government had agreed on internally, used language with Iranian officials that had no business being used, and actively wrecked what could have been a genuine step toward better Pakistan-Iran ties. Iran complained directly to Khan. Khan fired him. That same man now controls 170 nuclear warheads with zero institutional checks left standing. What happened between getting fired and getting the keys is the part that should make every Pakistani furious. After the sacking, Munir allegedly flew to London and sat down with Nawaz Sharif, who was conveniently living in self imposed exile at the time. Khan called it the London Plan. The deal as Khan described it was straightforward, Munir gets army chief, Khan's government gets taken apart, his party gets destroyed, the judiciary plays along. Sounds insane until you watch it happen exactly like that, step by step, over the next three years. Munir became army chief in November 2022 in a process multiple reports said involved heavy consultations with the same Nawaz Sharif sitting in London. Within months Khan was arrested. Shariar waltzed back into Pakistan in October 2023 and had most of his convictions vacated almost overnight. By February 2024 his brother was prime minister, the elections were rigged openly and Washington and Brussels said nothing. Then Munir really got to work. He promoted himself to Field Marshal, invented a brand new title of Chief of Defence Forces, and passed the 27th Constitutional Amendment scrapping the Nuclear Command Authority that had existed since 2000. That authority existed for one reason, to make sure no single person could ever make a nuclear decision alone. It required the prime minister, the joint chiefs, the service chiefs, all in the room. All of that is now gone. Munir replaced it with the National Strategic Command, headed by himself, answerable to nobody above him. The prime minister's only remaining role is to appoint people Munir recommends. Pakistan has 170 nuclear warheads. Every single one of them now answers to one man. Khan, the man who saw all of this coming and tried to stop it, has been rotting in a cell for nearly 3 years. And Munir gets called "my favorite Field Marshal" by Trump. Source: Drop Site News

Patwaris have fallen so low in bughz-e-imran that they’re even defending a conspiracy against the country.

For those unfamiliar with internal Pakistani documents, a cypher includes a check mark next to the department that receives a particular copy. On this cypher, there is no check mark next to the office of the prime minister. Rather, it is marked as having been delivered to the military. We redacted the check mark that would show which particular branch of the military received it.

The "Imported Hakoomat Namanzoor" trend should be brought back with double the intensity.

Fascinating- official confirmation on how Imran Khan was ousted, how the U.S. and Pakistan army were in cahoots and why it explains the new coziness between Asim Munir and the Trump administration

He was by no means the only individual in possession of a copy. The very same people who once flatly denied the cipher even existed are now in a state of sheer panic, scrambling to pin the alleged leak on IK in a desperate bid to deflect attention away from their own treasonous actions. So let me pose a direct question to you: do you truly believe that Article 6 should be invoked against those who, acting under pressure from foreign powers, conspired to remove a sitting Prime Minister? The constitution clearly says, YES