By Javed Rana | Press TV | May 27, 2021
Islamabad – As the US is negotiating with countries in Central and South Asia to set up its military bases in the region to carry out possible airstrikes on Afghanistan after later this year withdrawal from the country, Pakistan says it won’t ink any similar agreement with the US once again.
Pakistan rejects US request for military bases
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