US presidential candidate Nikki Haley warns to stop funding China and

Washington: If elected in the US presidential election in 2024, she will stop the funds from the US to China, Pakistan and Iraq. Presidential candidate Nikki Haley announced that American taxpayers’ money would not fall into the hands of anti-Americans. Haley most targeted China, the origin of Corona, and Pakistan, the centre of terrorism.

Nikki Haley served as the US ambassador to the United Nations during the tenure of former US President Donald Trump. Besides, Haley is known as a supporter of Israel and India and a bitter opponent of China and Pakistan. Hence, Haley’s participation in the presidential race has increased Pakistan’s concerns.

Moreover, Haley strongly criticised the foreign funding announced by the Biden administration in an article written for a US newspaper. In 2022, Haley alleged that the Biden administration provided 46 billion dollars to China, Pakistan, Iraq, and other anti-American countries. She also said that US taxpayers’ money was given to the Communist regime of China, which was a threat to US security. At the same time, Haley pointed out that funds were also provided to Belarus, Russia’s closest ally, and to Cuba, which was declared a terrorist government by the United States.

In addition, Haley announced that if elected, she would not allow US taxpayers’ money to go into the hands of those plotting against the United States. Countries that publicly criticise the US and privately beg for money from the US would not get even a cent, Haley asserted. Additionally, Pakistani analysts have claimed that Haley has insulted their country by referring to them as ones who privately beg.

Furthermore, Haley, of Indian origin, has previously strongly opposed Pakistan’s anti-American policies. She has also been targeting Pakistan in her election campaign. In such a situation, if Haley becomes the President or Vice President of the United States, Pakistani analysts have expressed concerns that the number of crises in Pakistan will increase further.

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