The question echoing everywhere: where are the army chiefs?
People in the comments instinctively caught it:
- “Where is American and Iranian army chief?”
- “Why didn’t they bring intelligence chiefs?”
That instinct is not wrong—it is raw pattern recognition.
Because in Washington and Tehran, the military does not sit at the diplomatic front table. It influences, it briefs, it pressures—but it does not headline negotiations.
Pakistan, however, operates differently. The inclusion of **Asim Munir alongside Shehbaz Sharif is not accidental—it is structural. It reflects how power is actually distributed inside the country.
So when critics say “puppets,” they’re not analyzing—they’re reacting. Crude language, but rooted in a visible asymmetry.
The real strategic layer: why Pakistan is central
Strip away the noise. Focus on positioning.
Pakistan is doing three things simultaneously:
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