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Pakistan summons US ambassador after Biden calls country 'dangerous' for having nuclear weapons

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The content originally appeared on: CNN CNN - Pakistani officials said Saturday they had summoned the US ambassador to the country following recent comments made by President Joe Biden that doubted the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. Speaking at a Democratic Party fundraiser in Los Angeles on Thursday, Biden said Pakistan was 'one of the most dangerous nations in the world' because it has 'nuclear weapons without any cohesion,' according to a transcript of the speech released by the White […]

Source: Trinidad News

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