US Senators question Qatar, Pakistan role in Iran ceasefire talks

New Delhi ( Vivek Ojha ) : The world knows that the Pakistan is the epicenter of terrorism and jehadi movements across the globe. It has never ensured it's responsibility for peace and security. Now, when pakistan wants to take credit of peace making or peace building the two US Senators, both from the Republican Party, have raised questions over the involvement of Qatar and Pakistan as intermediaries in the ceasefire negotiations with Iran, accusing both nations of supporting terrorism.

Senator Rick Scott accused Qatar and Pakistan of harbouring terrorists and mentioned that recent developments made clear that who our friends really are.

In a social media post, the Florida Senator said, it should be clear to everybody by now who are the real friends of US. Qatar and Pakistan have long histories of harbouring terrorists, and right now they seem far more invested in propping up Iran’s decades-long terror campaign than achieving a meaningful peace.

Senator Tim Sheehy also raised questions over Pakistan’s involvement as an intermediary, recalling that it hid Al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden. He accused Qatar of laundering money for terrorist groups.