Donald Trump-ASIM Munir Meeting: Donald Trump and Asim Munir meet: flatter after Operation Sindoor.

Lunch after flattery

Sources say that Donald Trump called Asim Munir at lunch only when the Pak Army Chief appealed to nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. A statement issued by the White House said that the plan for lunch between Donald Trump and General Asim Munir was made when Munir appealed to nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Munir advocated the honor to Trump, claiming that Trump played an important role in avoiding the nuclear war between India and Pakistan during his tenure. Soon after this alleged initiative, Trump’s team invited him to private lunch.

Sources on Iran say that the meeting in a closed -room meeting took place amid growing tension between Israel and Iran, in which Trump is considering Washington’s possible participation. It is believed that the Pakistani Army Chief has also spoken in favor of Iran. Islamabad is known for his close ties with Tehran. In fact, Donald Trump returned to Washington on Tuesday morning, leaving his visit to Canada’s Kanainiscis in the middle of the G7 Summit in West Asia due to the Israeli-Iran war. Interestingly, during a phone conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump asked him if he could stay in America while returning from Canada.

Why is this rare signs

This invitation to Asim Munir is considered a rare sign given by the US to a serving Pakistani Army Chief. There are many examples of such invitations to Pakistani army chiefs like Ayub Khan, Zia ul-Haq and Parvez Musharraf, but they were also in the post of President. India started ‘Operation Sindoor’ late on May 6, targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and its illegal occupied Kashmir in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. After this, there were fierce clashes between the two countries for four days, which ended with consent to stop military action on 10 May. New Delhi says that Pakistan had to request to end enmity due to India’s fierce counter -attack on that day. Asim Munir was promoted to the field martial rank by the Government of Pakistan last month and in 1959, after Ayub Khan, an army officer has been given this status for the first time.