Trump was deceived by the secret deal between Pakistan, Iran and Saudi Arabia! America got a big blow

A shocking revelation has come out amid the raging war in the Middle East, which is proving to be a huge embarrassment for US President Donald Trump. According to the report of the Israeli media ‘The Times of Israel’, Pakistan, Iran and Saudi Arabia have played a game behind the scenes that has taken the whole world by surprise. The mastermind of this entire drama was Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir, who is considered a special confidant of Trump. Munir played a game with Trump on the pretext of saving Saudi, but in the end he didn’t quite get it right either.

Attacks on Saudi stopped after Munir’s secret stake

Asim Munir played a secret ‘oil venture’ to fill the coffers of himself and the Iranian army generals in such a way that the Iranian attacks on Saudi Arabia were stopped and the US did not even know about it. The world is now laughing at how the three countries achieved their selfishness under the nose of America.

What was the deal between Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia?

The report makes big claims, citing 3 insiders, 1 Middle Eastern diplomat, 1 regional intelligence official and 1 source with inside information on the matter. Field Marshal Asim Munir shook hands directly with Ahmad Vahidi, chief of Iran’s ‘Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC), putting aside the tall claims of tough policies by the US administration and especially Trump.

A big deal behind the scenes between Pakistan-Iran-Saudi!

This whole deal was sealed by Asim Munir at the end of March this year. In the early weeks of the war, Iranian-backed groups had been carrying out continuous attacks on Saudi Arabia, but with this secret deal, large-scale attacks on Saudi Arabia suddenly stopped. US officials in Washington were left thinking that Iran had backed down, cowed by their military might and threats, when behind the scenes, the real game was going on something different.

Iran-Pakistan’s Secret Oil Trade and Earnings

The report revealed that Munir and IRGC chief Ahmad Wahidi launched a joint oil transport venture late last year. Through this, Iranian oil was transported to Pakistan through clandestine routes. The joint venture made huge profits, even though the U.S. imposed severe sanctions on Iranian oil exports.

Pakistan’s mediation role is just a play!

Pakistan has been playing the role of mediator between America and Iran for some time now. Especially when the dispute over control of the Strait of Hormuz escalated and the ceasefire broke down after the attacks. Taking advantage of this, Asim Munir increased both his personal business and the strategic size of Pakistan in the name of giving relief to Saudi.

When Iran released the missile, Munir gave a stern warning

There was no major attack from Iran on Saudi Arabia for almost 3 months. However, when 1 missile was fired from Tehran towards Saudi recently, Asim Munir’s business appeared to be in jeopardy. 1 Middle East diplomat told ‘The Times of Israel’ that immediately after the missile strike, Field Marshal Asim Munir called IRGC chief Ahmad Wahidi and issued a stern warning.

Munir threatened Iran

Munir made it clear that if there were more attacks on Saudi Arabia, it would put his multibillion-dollar ‘oil venture’ in jeopardy and stop earning. This threat had such a magical effect that after that missile attack not even 1 new Iranian attack on Saudi was reported.

Pakistan’s double game

According to a regional intelligence official, Pakistan’s real ploy was to make Saudi Arabia more dependent on itself in the name of security. Pakistan was projecting itself to the world as a big middleman, while behind the scenes it was selling the same oil with Iran that the US had imposed a strict ban on.

Pakistan slapped America in the face

However, this diplomatic game is also being criticized. Commenting on the oil deal, 1 diplomat from the Middle East said that Pakistan in a way justified Iran’s blackmailing terms, ie ‘we will stop attacks but in return we will get oil concessions and economic benefits’. In this way, Pakistan slapped the face of America and benefited from both sides.