Asim Munir Shows Off Pakistan’s ‘Rare Earth Minerals’ To Trump, Gets Brutally Trolled | Originals
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Published: Oct 02, 2025, 10:21 IST | Updated: Oct 02, 2025, 10:21 IST
Pakistani Senator Aimal Wali Khan mocked Army Chief Asim Munir for flaunting the country’s rare earth minerals during his meeting with Donald Trump. The senator compared the scene to a shopkeeper proudly showing off a glittering product to an eager customer under the watchful eyes of a manager. A White House photo captured Munir presenting a wooden box of rare earth minerals to Trump in the Oval Office. This marked Munir’s third US visit since the recent military tensions with India, highlighting Pakistan’s continued diplomatic outreach. Trump, who Pakistan credits for brokering a ceasefire with India, has repeatedly claimed he played a key role in ending the conflict. Watch the video to know more on this!
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