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  The US accuses Russia of 'seeking peace with a gun on the table'.  According to the US, Russia says that it does not want war, but the large-scale deployment of troops on the borders of Ukraine is telling something else.  US Ambassador to Moscow John Sullivan said Friday that Russia has "put a gun on the table" in its talks with the US. Deployment of thousands of Russian troops cannot be considered military exercise: US In an online briefing from Moscow, Sullivan described the deployment of thousands of Russian troops as "extraordinary" and said it could not be considered a normal military exercise.  Sullivan told reporters, "It's a level playing field when you and I are discussing or negotiating. But if I put a gun on the table and say I want peace, it's a threat. And That's what we're seeing now." Russia said - we do not want war "We hope that the Russian government will keep its word, and does not plan to invade Ukraine. B...

  US lawmaker Scott Perry has written to President Joe Biden urging him to reject Masood Khan as Pakistan's next ambassador to the US.  It is to be known that recently, Pakistan had announced to make Hizbul supporter Masood Khan as its new ambassador in America.  Controversy has raged since then.  The US lawmaker wrote, "Whereas, I am told that the State Department has reportedly put a moratorium on the approval of Masood Khan as the new ambassador from Pakistan, but the restraint is not enough.  I urge you to reject any diplomatic certificate submitted by Masood Khan and reject any attempt by the Government of Pakistan to install this jihadi as Pakistan's ambassador to the United States of America."  US MP reminds India's interest He said Imran Khan has been nominated by the government to "a true terrorist sympathizer working to undermine our interests in the region - as well as the security of our Indian allies".  The US lawmaker said that this decis...