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Pakistan turning to China, Russia amid loss of cooperation from the US side (Source: Financial Times)

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khurram Dastgir Khan (AFP)

Updated 31 January 2018

Arab News Pakistan

January 29, 2018 22:50

Pakistan turning to China, Russia amid loss of cooperation from the US side (Source: Financial Times)

Updated 31 January 2018

Arab News Pakistan

January 29, 2018 22:50

Financial Times report by Michael Peel in Brussels and Kiran Stacey in New Delhi states that according to Pakistani Defense Minister Khurram Dastagir, Islamabad was enhancing ties with regional powers like Russia and China to compensate for the loss of cooperation from the US.