PTI executive Imran Khan responded to Trump’s warning to Pakistan

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) executive Imran Khan on Tuesday responded to US President Donald Trump's affirmations that Pakistan was giving "place of refuge" to fear mongers in the district.

In a progression of tweets, the PTI boss scrutinized the US for pointing the finger at Pakistan for its own "profoundly defective and fizzled" arrangement towards Afghanistan.

Trump, in his first formal deliver to the country as president, took an inconspicuous yet hard line when talking about Pakistan and its relations with the United States late Monday.

"Our dedication is not constrained [and] our help is not a limitless ticket to ride," he stated, demonstrating that Pakistan should take a more grounded line against conceivable fear based oppressor components being given "places of refuge" in the nation.

“Just as India blames Pak for the indigenous Kashmiri uprisings when these are a result of its own failed policy of mly repression in IOK"

"So the US again blames Pak for its deeply flawed & failed Afghan policy stretching over a decade"

“This shd teach Pak once and for all a valuable lesson: never to fight others wars for the lure of dollars.”

“We fought 2 wars in Afghanistan at the US behest paying heavy human and economic costs both times. We sacrificed 70000 Pak lives in US WOT"

“Our economy suffered over $100 billion in losses. In addition, there were intangible costs on our society. Time for Pak to say: Never again.”

“We must also reject being made scapegoats for the policy failures of the US and India"

Trump additionally made room for the sending of thousands more US troops to Afghanistan, backtracking from his guarantee to quickly end America's longest war.