America is distributing billions of rupees every week to Pakistan’s enemy, Pak Army-ISI are left breathless

Pakistan was thinking of creating tension for America by befriending China, but now it has created tension for itself. The US Congress report claims that the Biden administration is distributing billions of rupees every week to Pakistan’s enemy Taliban, so that it can strengthen itself and compete with the enemies. Donald Trump’s friend Tesla owner Elon Musk also tweeted this report and asked, are we really sending American taxpayers’ money to Taliban? There is an uproar regarding this in social media. But this has left the Pakistani Army and ISI out of breath. American journalist Lara Logan (@laralogan) has shared the US Congress report on X. Wrote, can you imagine that these terrorists are being given 40 million dollars every week from our tax money? It has been viewed more than 91 lakh times. More than 6 thousand likes and 3 thousand comments have been received. A user named Kumayl Yusuf wrote, being Americans, how can we agree to this? Taliban is making fun of us. He is using our own weapons. These are the terrorists who have killed thousands of people and we are distributing lakhs of rupees to them. If any patriot sees this, his blood will boil. Are we really sending US taxpayer money to the Taliban? — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 7, 2025

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