India to push FATF, World Bank, IMF to take positions in Pakistan conflict
The post India to push FATF, World Bank, IMF to take positions in Pakistan conflict appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. India is set to push the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global financial crime watchdog, to add arch-rival Pakistan back to its “grey list” and oppose upcoming World Bank funding to Islamabad. The neighbors with nuclear weapons have fought the worst war in almost 30 years this month before agreeing to end the battle on May 10. It has been a tit for tat game. Indian forces fired several missiles into Pakistani land after midnight on May 7, killing at least 31 people and hurting 26 more. In response, on May 9, Pakistan said it had killed “40 to 50 Indian soldiers” along the border in response to India’s attack on May 7. For this, India has revealed a number of actions to punish what it calls Pakistan-backed terrorist attacks on its territory. The most recent attack killed 26 Hindu tourists in the Kashmir valley last month. This includes keeping a critical water treaty in abeyance. On the other hand, Pakistan has said that it had nothing to do with the attack in Kashmir and that India’s decision not to follow through on the Indus Waters Treaty is an act of war. ⚡ India is intensifying its efforts to financially isolate Pakistan, contesting World Bank loans and urging the FATF to reinstate it on the grey list. pic.twitter.com/n4KbSlDMQH — OSINT Updates (@OsintUpdates) May 23, 2025 India has promised not to miss any chance to protest against Pakistan. “The next one is funding by the World Bank, and we will raise our protest there too,” the source said. Also, Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, said that Pakistan, its army, and its economy will have to pay a heavy price for every terrorist attack. India’s actions to drag Pakistan back to the “grey list” Pakistan was taken off the…
The post India to push FATF, World Bank, IMF to take positions in Pakistan conflict appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
India is set to push the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global financial crime watchdog, to add arch-rival Pakistan back to its “grey list” and oppose upcoming World Bank funding to Islamabad. The neighbors with nuclear weapons have fought the worst war in almost 30 years this month before agreeing to end the battle on May 10. It has been a tit for tat game. Indian forces fired several missiles into Pakistani land after midnight on May 7, killing at least 31 people and hurting 26 more. In response, on May 9, Pakistan said it had killed “40 to 50 Indian soldiers” along the border in response to India’s attack on May 7. For this, India has revealed a number of actions to punish what it calls Pakistan-backed terrorist attacks on its territory. The most recent attack killed 26 Hindu tourists in the Kashmir valley last month. This includes keeping a critical water treaty in abeyance. On the other hand, Pakistan has said that it had nothing to do with the attack in Kashmir and that India’s decision not to follow through on the Indus Waters Treaty is an act of war. ⚡ India is intensifying its efforts to financially isolate Pakistan, contesting World Bank loans and urging the FATF to reinstate it on the grey list. pic.twitter.com/n4KbSlDMQH — OSINT Updates (@OsintUpdates) May 23, 2025 India has promised not to miss any chance to protest against Pakistan. “The next one is funding by the World Bank, and we will raise our protest there too,” the source said. Also, Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, said that Pakistan, its army, and its economy will have to pay a heavy price for every terrorist attack. India’s actions to drag Pakistan back to the “grey list” Pakistan was taken off the…
What's Your Reaction?
