The US sanctions three Chinese companies it accuses of aiding Pakistan in its ballistic missile program

[_killuminati_]

What exactly does this sanction achieve?

I don't see any practical value.

It's like saying "I'm very upset" but painting the statement in such a way that it has some great, threatening implications.

 

[tsunset]

Pakistan doesn't have the right to have a ballistic missile program? Pakistan have a program for more than decades as far as i know and it is bordered by two countries possessing nuclear weapons including one which is not in good terms with Pakistan.

US sanctions regime at its highest level, next they're going to sanction Chinese steelwork factories because "steel can be used to produced missiles that can threat the US"

 

[Azadkashmir]

Phull sapport saar!
Meanwhile these groups work against Pakistan.

when, where and why.

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

The United States has sanctioned three Chinese companies it alleged are providing materials to #Pakistan’s ballistic missile program:

United States Sanctions Entities Contributing to Ballistic Missile Proliferation - United States Department of State

The United States is committed to strengthening the global nonproliferation regime by taking action to disrupt procurement networks supporting proliferation activities of concern. Today, we are designating three entities pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13382, which targets proliferators of...

www.state.gov

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1715426206143889707

@tower9 @GreatHanWarrior @etylo @LeGenD

Ummm...so what? Pakistan is a responsible nuclear power.

Back in the day Benazir Bhutto give nuclear secrets to North Korea in exchange for missile technology.

Whats the big deal?

 

[Bilal.]

@NooriNuth @farooqbhai007
@Bilal Khan (Quwa) @arslank03 @JamD Interesting, it seems composites being used in our missile casing now? Or I understood it wrong:

“ Changzhou Utek Composite Company Ltd. has worked since 2019 to supply D‐glass glass fiber, quartz fabric, and high silica cloth”

 

[SBD-3]

The United States has sanctioned three Chinese companies it alleged are providing materials to #Pakistan’s ballistic missile program:

United States Sanctions Entities Contributing to Ballistic Missile Proliferation - United States Department of State

The United States is committed to strengthening the global nonproliferation regime by taking action to disrupt procurement networks supporting proliferation activities of concern. Today, we are designating three entities pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13382, which targets proliferators of...

www.state.gov

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1715426206143889707

@tower9 @GreatHanWarrior @etylo @LeGenD

Combine this with Biden Administration's new priorities. Point 4 and Point 6 clearly indicate that US is hellbent on containing the Chinese influence come what may. Might even be iching for a small military conflict with China. US sabotaged the IMF's quota distribution which was to make China more influential at global lender. Last week or so, even when Srilanka announced the success with rescheduling of Chinese debt, IMF et al were clearly taken by a surprise and refused to acknowlege any development. Pakistan is also dragged for its steadfast support for China. And perhaps this could be one of the reasons why Pakistani officials were given the cold shoulder by IMF and World bank at their recent meeting.

IMF says Sri Lanka debt talks ongoing, unaware of specific deals

The International Monetary Fund had not been informed about any specific agreements regarding Sri Lankan debt talks, a fund official said on Wednesday, after China announced it had come to an agreement with the country.

www.reuters.com

Funding the IMF in a divided world | East Asia Forum

The IMF must address current structural complexities to ensure its continual access to sufficient funding sources.

www.eastasiaforum.org

 

[lightning F57]

Basically meaningless sanctions, just means they can carry on now out in the open.

 

[PakAlp]

Usa is trying their best to make sure Pakistan doesn't expand its missile systems but on the other hand Pakistan establishment is still slave to Usa. Why doesn't Usa sanction those companies who collaborate with India.

 

[hussain0216]

So the U.S won't work with Pakistan, it bans any western company to help Pakistan and now is tryin to control Chinese companies in providing support

Pakistan is making steady progress and the U.S wants to curtail it as much as they can


Pakistan needs it's economy to expand or investment/support from friendly nations to make this progress as quick as possible

 

[arslank03]

The missile that was tested has MIRV technology but isn't ICBM in range just yet, although there are rumours of something in development to build up to that for a while now

unfortunately an ICBM design would be a massive strategic mistake really. It would actually not serve our interests at all and would just be detrimental. It would be taken as a direct threat to the US and we will end up like the norks. As much as everyone on PDF likes to be jazbaati and talks about eating grass but not being a slave, when they actually have to eat grass like north koreans do, i feel like theyd change their mind. Aside from that, any US attack on pak would be conducted via regional countries anyway which are all within our reach.

 

[Dalit]

The United States has sanctioned three Chinese companies it alleged are providing materials to #Pakistan’s ballistic missile program:

United States Sanctions Entities Contributing to Ballistic Missile Proliferation - United States Department of State

The United States is committed to strengthening the global nonproliferation regime by taking action to disrupt procurement networks supporting proliferation activities of concern. Today, we are designating three entities pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13382, which targets proliferators of...

www.state.gov

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1715426206143889707

@tower9 @GreatHanWarrior @etylo @LeGenD

What an ally of the Pakistani generals.

Pakistan doesn't have the right to have a ballistic missile program? Pakistan have a program for more than decades as far as i know and it is bordered by two countries possessing nuclear weapons including one which is not in good terms with Pakistan.

US sanctions regime at its highest level, next they're going to sanction Chinese steelwork factories because "steel can be used to produced missiles that can threat the US"

The US is extremely triggered by Pakistani nuclear and missile program.

 

[lightning F57]

Usa is trying their best to make sure Pakistan doesn't expand its missile systems but on the other hand Pakistan establishment is still slave to Usa. Why doesn't Usa sanction those companies who collaborate with India.

I think they will do everything they can to ensure Pakistan doesnt become stable, political and economic instability keeps Pak subserviant and weak.

 

[Dalit]

I think they will do everything they can to ensure Pakistan doesnt become stable, political and economic instability keeps Pak subserviant and weak.

Luckily the Pakistani generals are aiding US designs.

 

[Bilal.]

unfortunately an ICBM design would be a massive strategic mistake really. It would actually not serve our interests at all and would just be detrimental. It would be taken as a direct threat to the US and we will end up like the norks. As much as everyone on PDF likes to be jazbaati and talks about eating grass but not being a slave, when they actually have to eat grass like north koreans do, i feel like theyd change their mind. Aside from that, any US attack on pak would be conducted via regional countries anyway which are all within our reach.

Yes, but we do need the capability to it any part of india from any part of Pakistan. And capability to hit indian base in Mauritius and possibly Seychelles.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Luckily the Pakistani generals are aiding US designs.

And aiding Nawaz Sharif’s designs